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Tenant Radon Disclosure Form

 

Tenant Radon Disclosure

Summary 6-30-23

1. S.B. 23-206, Radon Disclosure, requires Landlords of residential real estate
provide to a Tenant certain disclosure of matters regarding radon concentration in
the property to be rented by the Tenant. These matters include whether the
Property has been conducted for radon concentration, supplying the current records
and report to the tenant for the radon concentration and whether the Property has a
radon mitigation system installed including a description of the system and
documents regarding the system. Further, the “bold print” radon alert must be
supplied to the Tenant. The radon disclosure and the above information must be
supplied to the Tenant before the lease is entered into. Failure of the Landlord (or
Broker on behalf of the Landlord) to timely supply this information constitutes a
breach of the Warranty of Habitability and allows the Tenant to “void” the Lease.

2. The Colorado Real Estate Brokerage Relationship statute in §12-10-403(4)(b)(V),
C.RS. allows a real estate broker to use a form” issued with the written approval of
the Colorado Bar Association … that specifically designated for use by brokers in
Colorado” (so long as the form is used within any guidelines or conditions
specified by the CBA).

3. The proposed Radon Disclosure form will assist Landlords, Brokers and attorneys
in fulfilling the obligation of providing the disclosure form, information and
documents required by S.B. 23-206. The Bill becomes effective in August, 2023
(90 days after adjournment in May, 2023).

4. Landlord’s Brokers completing the form should complete the Tenant, Landlord,
Property, and Date fields in the form and, in consultation with the Landlord, fill in
the required information for numbered paragraphs 1, 3, and 4.
Summary 6-30-23

1. S.B. 23-206, Radon Disclosure, requires Landlords of residential real estate
provide to a Tenant certain disclosure of matters regarding radon concentration in
the property to be rented by the Tenant. These matters include whether the
Property has been conducted for radon concentration, supplying the current records
and report to the tenant for the radon concentration and whether the Property has a
radon mitigation system installed including a description of the system and
documents regarding the system. Further, the “bold print” radon alert must be
supplied to the Tenant. The radon disclosure and the above information must be
supplied to the Tenant before the lease is entered into. Failure of the Landlord (or
Broker on behalf of the Landlord) to timely supply this information constitutes a
breach of the Warranty of Habitability and allows the Tenant to “void” the Lease.

2. The Colorado Real Estate Brokerage Relationship statute in §12-10-403(4)(b)(V),
C.RS. allows a real estate broker to use a form” issued with the written approval of
the Colorado Bar Association … that specifically designated for use by brokers in
Colorado” (so long as the form is used within any guidelines or conditions
specified by the CBA).

3. The proposed Radon Disclosure form will assist Landlords, Brokers and attorneys
in fulfilling the obligation of providing the disclosure form, information and
documents required by S.B. 23-206. The Bill becomes effective in August, 2023
(90 days after adjournment in May, 2023).

4. Landlord’s Brokers completing the form should complete the Tenant, Landlord,
Property, and Date fields in the form and, in consultation with the Landlord, fill in
the required information for numbered paragraphs 1, 3, and 4.  
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Summary 6-30-23

1. S.B. 23-206, Radon Disclosure, requires Landlords of residential real estate
provide to a Tenant certain disclosure of matters regarding radon concentration in
the property to be rented by the Tenant. These matters include whether the
Property has been conducted for radon concentration, supplying the current records
and report to the tenant for the radon concentration and whether the Property has a
radon mitigation system installed including a description of the system and
documents regarding the system. Further, the “bold print” radon alert must be
supplied to the Tenant. The radon disclosure and the above information must be
supplied to the Tenant before the lease is entered into. Failure of the Landlord (or
Broker on behalf of the Landlord) to timely supply this information constitutes a
breach of the Warranty of Habitability and allows the Tenant to “void” the Lease.

2. The Colorado Real Estate Brokerage Relationship statute in §12-10-403(4)(b)(V),
C.RS. allows a real estate broker to use a form” issued with the written approval of
the Colorado Bar Association … that specifically designated for use by brokers in
Colorado” (so long as the form is used within any guidelines or conditions
specified by the CBA).

3. The proposed Radon Disclosure form will assist Landlords, Brokers and attorneys
in fulfilling the obligation of providing the disclosure form, information and
documents required by S.B. 23-206. The Bill becomes effective in August, 2023
(90 days after adjournment in May, 2023).

4. Landlord’s Brokers completing the form should complete the Tenant, Landlord,
Property, and Date fields in the form and, in consultation with the Landlord, fill in
the required information for numbered paragraphs 1, 3, and 4.  
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