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Residential Lease Agreement for Virginia
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Residential Lease Agreement

A residential lease agreement clearly defines the relationship and expectations between a property tenant and landlord. It is vital to have a strong agreement that can ensure that the parties' interests are well protected.

LegalNature's residential lease agreement provides the most comprehensive protection available while still giving you the flexibility to customize it however needed. Our form builder guides you step by step, helping you decide all the important terms, including the length and type of lease, payment terms, security deposit, fees, utilities, and more!

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Our residential lease agreement offers the most comprehensive protection for landlords available on the web. This form contains everything you need to quickly and effectively execute a strong agreement. The following instructions provide an overview of some of the key provisions of the agreement.

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What is the difference between a sublet and an assignment?
An assignment occurs when a tenant transfers its entire interest in a leased property for the remainder of the term of the lease to another party. A sublet occurs when the tenant transfers anything less than its entire interest.  When an assignment occurs, tenants are normally released from all responsibility for the lease. However, it is important...
What is the difference between a deposit and a fee?
In the context of property leasing, deposits are normally refundable, while fees are nonrefundable one-time payments. Tenants must be notified if they are being charged a "deposit" that is nonrefundable. For instance, security deposits are meant to protect landlords against tenants not paying for any damage they cause. At the end of the tenancy, ded...
What is the maximum landlords may charge for security deposits?
Most states have imposed limits on how much landlords of residential leases may charge for security deposits, often capping deposits at an amount equal to one or two months' rent. Below is a recently updated table of security deposit maximums for all 50 states. State-by-State Deposit Limits Alabama One month's rent (excluding pet deposit, changes to...
How much notice is required before a landlord can enter a property?
In most states, landlords may only enter a tenant's unit in an emergency or after providing sufficient notice, as defined by state statute or court opinions. Even after providing notice, state law often limits the reasons landlords may enter the property in order to protect tenants' privacy. Most commonly, landlords are required to provide at least...
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