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No landlord wants to evict a tenant. The process can be costly, stressful, and tedious. On the other hand, no landlord wants to rent to a tenant that is disrespectful, won’t pay rent, and won’t care for the rental property, among other things.  In the end, the landlord may be left with no other option…

As a landlord, you can understand that renting out a rental unit comes with its own fair share of risks. For example, a tenant may cause negligent damage to your rental unit and have to be evicted or move out with unpaid rent or utility bills. Conducting a thorough inspection before a tenant moves in…

Key Takeaways Virginia law requires both the landlord and tenant to understand their rights and responsibilities before entering into a lease agreement. Landlords must provide proper written notice in situations such as property entry and certain lease changes, while tenants must also provide written notice when required by law. Following the correct notice period, documenting…