Lease rules for rental properties can seem complex, especially depending on the state. In Virginia, these guidelines are explained in the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (VRLTA), found in the Code of Virginia. While landlords can tweak these rules to suit their needs, not all tenancies are identical. This video will simplify the Virginia landlord-tenant law, outlining rights and responsibilities for both parties. Let's dive in! Make sure to check out DoorLoop today: [ Ссылка ]

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0:00 Welcome
0:47 What Constitutes a Rental Agreement?
1:38 Is Virginia a Landlord-Friendly State?
1:58 What Are Landlords' Rights and Responsibilities?
2:59 What Are Tenants' Rights and Responsibilities?
4:02 Virginia Landlord-Tenant Law - General Clauses
4:17 Rent Payments
5:03 Late Fees and Grace Periods
5:40 Security Deposit
6:50 Termination
7:33 Evictions in Virginia
8:24 Housing Protection

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