Anonymous wrote:If she is in DC, it sounds like the landlords are in violation:
https://doee.dc.gov/service/mold-information-tenants

I rent and mentioned mold in writing. The engineer was here within hours to inspect.

She is in Virginia

If she is in DC, it sounds like the landlords are in violation:
https://doee.dc.gov/service/mold-information-tenants

I rent and mentioned mold in writing. The engineer was here within hours to inspect.

I struggled finding proper forum to post it. My sister lives in an apartment unit for a long time and decided it was time to request carpet change. When she started moving furniture, we found black mold. I assume this is bad. They have a child. I do not know how long it was there. Apartment managers are not rushing to fix the issue. They offered to provide gallon of paint to paint ourselves. I would think my sister is way too soft in this issue? They have been kicking her "wait for our answer" for 4 weeks now... Before I get involved ( I am usually a bit forceful and may say "attorney" or "inspector" if I go into the office) am I correct expecting the rental management should treat this with urgency??