Residential Lease Addenda - Mold Disclosure - Montana

Montana Real Estate Updated August 11, 2026 Free Word and PDF

MONTANA MOISTURE AND MOLD CONDITION ADDENDUM

This Addendum is entered on [DATE] by [LANDLORD] and [TENANT(S)] for [PREMISES] under the residential lease dated [DATE].

1. CURRENT CONDITION

☐ No visible mold or unresolved moisture condition was observed in the parties' documented inspection.

☐ Observed staining, odor, moisture, leak, or suspected growth: [LOCATION / DESCRIPTION / DATE].

☐ Prior water event, inspection, or remediation disclosed: [DETAILS].

☐ Condition report, photographs, or professional report attached: [DETAILS].

This factual record does not disclaim the landlord's duties under § 70-24-303 or promise that no concealed condition exists.

2. TENANT CARE AND REPORTING

Consistent with § 70-24-321, Tenant shall keep the occupied area reasonably clean and safe, dispose of waste safely, keep plumbing fixtures reasonably clean, use supplied facilities reasonably, and avoid damaging the premises.

Tenant shall promptly report leaks, standing water, persistent condensation, HVAC or exhaust failure, visible suspected growth, or persistent musty odor to [CONTACT / METHOD]. This is a contractual prompt-report term, not an invented Montana 24-hour statute.

3. LANDLORD RESPONSE AND ACCESS

Landlord shall investigate and address conditions within the duties stated in § 70-24-303, using qualified professionals when appropriate. The response plan is:

Item Plan / date / responsible person
Moisture source investigation [________________________________]
Repair [________________________________]
Sampling, if professionally recommended [________________________________]
Cleaning or remediation [________________________________]
Follow-up [________________________________]
Temporary-use arrangement [________________________________]

Access must comply with § 70-24-312: except in an emergency or when impracticable, at least 24 hours' notice and reasonable-time entry. This Addendum does not invent a five-business-day sampling, remediation, clearance, or comparable-housing deadline.

4. COSTS AND LOSS OF USE

Repair, testing, remediation, personal-property loss, rent adjustment, insurance, and temporary-use issues will be determined from cause, lease terms, professional evidence, and nonwaivable law. No automatic charge to either party or mandatory testing protocol is created here.

5. STATUTORY RIGHTS PRESERVED

Nothing waives a chapter 24 right or remedy, disclaims an implied duty that law makes nonwaivable, limits liability for another party's purposeful misconduct or negligence, or indemnifies that liability or related costs or attorney fees. § 70-24-202.

No custom 72-hour cure or automatic lease termination applies. Any tenant-noncompliance termination must follow the applicable part of § 70-24-422 and the court process.

Potential attorney fees and costs are governed by § 70-24-442, not a one-sided addendum provision.

6. SIGNATURES

Landlord: _______________________________ Date: [DATE]

Tenant: _______________________________ Date: [DATE]

Tenant: _______________________________ Date: [DATE]

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Last updated
August 11, 2026
Citations checked
August 11, 2026
Jurisdiction
Montana
Category
Real Estate

Legal authority

  • Mont. Code Ann. § 70-24-303 (landlord maintenance duties)
  • Mont. Code Ann. § 70-24-321 (tenant maintenance and reasonable-use duties)
  • Mont. Code Ann. §§ 70-24-108 and 70-24-312 (notice and landlord access)
  • Mont. Code Ann. §§ 70-24-202 and 70-24-422 (prohibited terms and tenant-noncompliance notices)
  • Mont. Code Ann. § 70-24-442 (prevailing-party attorney fees and costs)

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