Key changes have been made to the Residential Landlord and Tenan

2012 House Bill 1110 is particularly important to property managers for residential properties, as it makes a number of changes to landlord-tenant law. Among its most prominent measures, the law:

• Brings Virginia law in line with federal law by permitting tenants in good standing to remain in a rental unit for up to 90 days following a foreclosure provided they pay their rent and comply with the terms of their lease.
• Allows electronic copies of leases to be admitted into evidence in a court of law, instead of requiring the original lease.
• Permits a property owner to remediate (i.e., clean up) mold on their own property even if they are not licensed as a mold remediator.
• Clarifies that the residential provisions of the Virginia Landlord Tenant Act apply only to dwelling units, not to commercial properties.
• Establishes that a landlord can charge a tenant the prorated, actual cost for insurance coverage relating to a rental property and an administrative fee for the administration of the insurance program.

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• In Virginia only -va_landlord- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/22/2017 postreply 06:56:59

• 请教不是经纪人除了上州网站外，在哪里可以更早知道本州的法律更改？谢谢！ -piris1987- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/22/2017 postreply 07:07:02

• google :-) -va_landlord- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/22/2017 postreply 07:12:39

• 谢谢！ -piris1987- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/22/2017 postreply 07:49:49