Mould in rental properties is more than just an unsightly problem. It can cause serious health issues for tenants and lead to costly property damage. For landlords in Queensland, understanding their legal responsibilities when mould appears is essential to protect both their investment and the wellbeing of their tenants. This post explains what Queensland law requires from landlords in mould-related cases, practical steps to address mould, and how to avoid disputes. Mould growth on damp wall...

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