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To File a Landlord Complaint with a County Investigator The Consumer Affairs Branch of Fairfax County Virginia investigates and responds to complaints concerning landlord-tenant, cable, and other consu...
See Full GuideA landlord may require as a condition of tenancy that a tenant have commercial insurance coverage as specified in the rental agreement to secure the performance by the tenant of the terms and condition...
See Full GuideSometimes a landlord may request or required rent to be prepaid before a tenant may take possession. In those cases the Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act requires the landlord place the prepaid ...
See Full GuideA landlord and tenant may include in a rental agreement, terms and conditions not prohibited by Virginia law including rent, charges for late payment of rent, term of the agreement, automatic renewal o...
See Full GuideLease Application Fees in Virginia for Applications Falling under Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act Any landlord may require an application fee and a separate application deposit. If the a...
See Full GuideFrequently, tenants are dismayed to find their landlord cannot provide the possession on the day the lease was to have begun. Tenants should know that the landlord is required to delver possession on t...
See Full GuideIf there is mold in your rented apartment or townhome serious enough to cause health issues your landlord has specific responsibility, including paying for your relocation while the mold is remediated....
See Full GuideIn Virginia tenants have the responsibility to maintain the property they lease/rent. Under the Commonwealths Residential Landlord Tenant Act, tenants must comply with lease provision plus the must co...
See Full GuideTenants Assertions and Escrow Accounts in Virginia The tenant may file a Tenants Assertion in a general district court where the property is located by a declaration setting forth the assertion and ...
See Full GuideIn Virginia, residential tenants may defend themselves against a charge of nonpayment of rent by showing that there is a condition on the property that is a fire hazard or serious threat to live. Th...
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