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shall be entitled to charge a late charge as provided in this chapter; 6. The landlord may collect a security deposit in an amount that does not exceed a total amount equal to two months of rent
shall be entitled to charge a late charge as provided in this chapter; 6. The landlord may collect a security deposit in an amount that does not exceed a total amount equal to two months of rent
firearm within individual dwelling units unless required by federal law or regulation; 7. Agrees to the payment of a security deposit, insurance premiums for damage insurance, and insurance premiums for renter's insurance prior to the commencement of the tenancy
circumstances. If the rental agreement is terminated due to the landlord's noncompliance, the landlord shall return the security deposit in accordance with
date of termination. If the tenant terminates the rental agreement, the landlord shall make disposition of the tenant's security deposit in accordance with law or the provisions of the rental agreement, whichever is applicable. C. If the dwelling unit
least five days' written notice to the landlord, upon which termination the landlord shall return all prepaid rent and security deposits, or (ii) demand performance of the rental agreement by the landlord. If the tenant elects, he may file
terminate the rental agreement upon request of the tenant and order the landlord to return all of the security deposit in accordance with § 55.1-1226. D. In a full hearing on a petition filed pursuant to this section and upon
tenant any (i) prepaid rent that had not become due as of the date of condemnation, (ii) security deposit, or (iii) rent paid, if any, to the landlord subsequent to the unit being condemned. B. No landlord shall be liable
safekeeping such property. If any such funds are remaining after application, the remaining funds shall be treated as a security deposit under the provisions of § 55.1-1226. The provisions of this section shall not be applicable if the landlord
storing such property. If any funds are remaining after application, the remaining funds shall be treated as a security deposit under the provisions of § 55.1-1226. The notice posted by the sheriff with the writ of eviction setting the date
court for local resources. The VA Law Help 2 Go website has Housing Law guides discussing: Landlord Repairs Eviction Security Deposits Virginia Housing shares information on Renter Rights and Responsibilities, the Housing Choice Voucher Program, and other ways
comply with this section, the applicant may recover as damages suffered by him that portion of the application deposit wrongfully withheld and reasonable attorney fees. B. A landlord may request that a prospective tenant provide information that will enable
deposit wrongfully withheld and reasonable attorney fees. C. A landlord may request that a prospective tenant provide information that will enable the landlord to determine whether each applicant may become a tenant. The landlord may photocopy each applicant's driver