The landlord has a right to access the property. If the Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act (VRLTA) applies, a landlord may enter the property without consent of the tenant in the case of emergency or upon the tenant’s request for maintenance. Otherwise, the landlord may access the property at reasonable times after giving notice to the tenant (at least twenty-four hours’ notice …
If the condition for which the repairs are needed threatens your health or safety, you should send the landlord a written request that the repairs be made within twenty-one days and stating that, if such repairs are not made within this 21-day period, the rental agreement will terminate upon a date not less than thirty days from receipt of the …
There are certain circumstances in which military members may terminate a lease. Certain notice is required and you should contact the legal assistance office at your base for advice on how to proceed at least sixty days before you plan to leave. You also may have rights under a Federal law called the “Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.” If covered by …
Yes. The Virginia Manufactured Home Lot Rental Act seeks to protect landlords and tenants of mobile home lots. The law has very specific provisions, and if you have a dispute involving the rental of a mobile home lot you should contact an attorney for advice.