No termination of the lease received by (i) the Housing Choice Voucher Program, 42 U. C S. 1437f (o) or (ii) another federal, national or local program of a private lender is effective, unless it will contain on its first page a smaller or less readable type than what is normally used in the text of the communication. , the telephone number of the federal legal aid and the address of the site. one. When a lessor illegitimately removes or excludes a tenant from the building, or intentionally assigns or causes the services provided to the tenant by interrupting or interrupting an essential service for the tenant, the tenant may receive an order from a general district court to recover the property, to compel the lessor to resume such an interrupted essential service, or to terminate the tenancy agreement; and, in all cases, recover the actual damages suffered by him and reasonable legal fees. If the lease is terminated, the owner has the full deposit in accordance with . 55.1-1226. A. Except as provided in this section or otherwise provided for by law, a landlord cannot take retaliatory measures by increasing rent or reducing services, by initiating or threatening to sue for property, or by terminating the tenancy agreement in accordance with sections 55.1-1253 or 55.1-1410, after learning that (i) the tenant complained to a government authority responsible for enforcing a housing code or housing. (ii) the tenant has filed a complaint against the lessor for a violation of a provision of this chapter or bring an action against the lessor, (iii) the tenant has organized or become a member of a tenant organization or (iv) the tenant has testified before a legal proceeding against the lessor. However, the provisions of this subsection should not be interpreted in such a way that the lessor does not increase the rent on services that apply to comparable market rentals or to all tenants in the same way. Leases in Virginia are regulated by the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (VRLTA).
Leases in Virginia allow landlords and tenants to arrange for a certain period of time with the use of real estate. As a general rule, the document must indicate the interested parties, the premises and the amount of money to be paid as rent for the life of the life. “individual residence,” a structure that is not a multi-family residence, is maintained and used as an individual unit, condominium or other dwelling unit, has direct access to a road or road, and does not share heating devices, hot water or other essential facilities or essential services with another housing unit; In the event of a termination of the tenancy period, either by the expiry of the tenancy agreement or due to delay by the tenant, the tenant must immediately evacuate the premises, remove all personal belongings and leave the premises in good and clean order, except for reasonable wear and tear. If the tenant is not evacuated, the landlord can sue for damages, including reasonable legal fees. B. A landlord may require, as a condition of tenancy, that a tenant have tenant insurance in accordance with the rental agreement, which is a combination of multifunctional policies including fire, other property and personal liability insurance, which insures personal property located in dwelling units that are not inhabited by the landlord. A landlord may require a tenant to bear the premiums of such insurance that the landlord receives in order to obtain such coverage for the tenant as part of the rent or as provided in this section otherwise. In accordance with the provisions of p. 55.1-1200, these payments are not considered a surety, but a rent. The landlord informs a tenant in writing that the tenant has the right to receive a separate policy from the landlord`s rental insurance.