2015 mold air test over 1000 mold spores per room they only brought a cyclone machine no final air test. black soot out radiators

You don't actually have a question in there, but here are the answers. You may have personal injury actions against the landlord and property owner, if your doctor is reasonably certain your illness was caused by the mold. However, there is a 3 year statute of limitations to start a lawsuit, running from the time you first noticed symptoms- not from the time of your diagnosis, and not from the time you discovered the mold. But there is ALSO a 90 day statute of limitations to file a notice of claim against the city, and a one year statute of limitations to sue the city (or the state or any government entity, municipality or public benefit corporation, etc.).So if your landlord is the city, anyone who discovered their symptoms more than 90 days ago has no case.  If your landlord is a private entity, you might have a case- depending how long ago you first noticed symptoms.   However, you all definitely have an action against the landlord for a rent abatement- likely from the first time the landlord failed to repair, and going forward until the condition is abated. Depending on where you are, you can file a complaint with HPD or your Building Department and get an inspection, and violations put on the property. Once that happens there will be court orders requiring the landlord to repair, and fines if the landlord doesn't comply, and that will be the basis of your rent abatement action, which you can accomplish by starting your own proceeding, or withholding rent and wait until the landlord takes you to court and file a counterclaim.