B. Tenants who are entitled to terminate a tenancy agreement under Subsection A must do so by notifying the landlord of a written notice of termination that will take effect on a date specified in this written notice, that date being at least 30 days after the earliest date on which the next rent payment is due and payable after the date of the written notice, must lie. The termination date may not exceed 60 days before the departure date necessary to comply with official orders or additional instructions for training or interim service prior to the transfer. Before the date of termination, the Renter must provide the Lessor with a copy of the official notification of the orders or a signed letter from the Renter`s Commander confirming the orders. 5. In the last 12 months, he has not been in arrears in the payment of the rent agreed in the lease in the amount of (i) more than twice in six months or (ii) more than three times in 12 months; D. If the tenant fails to make a payment under the court-ordered payment plan within five days of the due date set out in the tenancy agreement, or to keep the monthly rent payments to the landlord up to date as contractually agreed in the lease agreement, the landlord must provide written notice to the Clerk of the District General Court. on a form provided by the Executive Secretary indicating that the tenant has not made payments in accordance with the plan. A copy of this written notice must be given to the tenant in accordance with § 55.1-1202. If your landlord notified you of a rent increase in the middle of the month, the rent increase will take effect on the first of the month after the 30- or 60-day notice period. A tenant who pays a rent increase without 30 days` notice may notify the landlord of their consent to accept the increase without proper written notice. 15.

Exercise due diligence to prevent a dog or other animal belonging to the tenant, licensed residents or guests from personally injuring a third party in the housing unit or on the premises or causing property damage to the housing unit or premises. “Utility” means electricity, natural gas or water and wastewater supplied by a utility provider or other person providing utilities in accordance with § 56-1.2. If the lease so provides, an owner may use sub-metering equipment or energy allocation equipment within the meaning of § 56-245.2 or a ratio-supply billing system within the meaning of § 55.1-1212. D. In the event of unlawful detention, a tenant may pay the landlord or the landlord`s lawyer or all of (i) the rents due and due at the time of the court date, as agreed in the lease, (ii) other fees and charges agreed in the lease, (iii) the late fees agreed in the lease, (iv) reasonable attorneys` fees agreed in the lease or provided for by law, and (v) the costs of proceedings in accordance with the legal provisions, the date on which the unlawful detention proceedings end. If such payment has not been made by the date of the illegal detainee`s return, the tenant may pay the landlord, the landlord`s lawyer or the court all amounts claimed on the unlawful detention summons, including current rent, damages, late fees, court costs, civil claim, the attorney`s fees and sheriff`s fees, at least two working days before the officer`s fee, on the date set for the eviction order was delivered for execution. All payments made by the tenant are made by bank check, certified check or money order. A tenant may not invoke the rights granted in this section more than once during an uninterrupted stay of 12 months in the dwelling, regardless of the duration of the lease or a period of extension of the lease. E. The landlord may, in accordance with a written agreement, delegate the responsibility for providing written notice under this chapter to an administrator or other third party.

The lessor may also engage an attorney to prepare or provide written notice in accordance with this Chapter or legal proceedings in accordance with Title 8.01. Nothing in this document shall be construed as precluding the use of an electronic signature within the meaning of § 59.1-480 or electronic authentication within the meaning of § 47.1-2 in a written notice in accordance with this chapter or any legal proceeding in accordance with Title 8.01. B.D. If or as long as the successor landlord does not terminate the monthly lease, the terms of the terminated lease will remain in effect, except that the tenant must make rent payments (i) to the successor landlord in accordance with written notice to the tenant in this subsection; (ii) the owner`s manager, if any, or the subsequent owner; or (iii) in a judicial escrow account in accordance with the provisions of § 55.1-1244; However, there is no obligation for a tenant to file a tenant`s claim and pay the rent in trust. If there is no named manager in the terminated lease, the tenant remains liable to pay the rent, but will not be considered late or considered a late fee until the subsequent landlord notifies in writing the name, address and telephone number of the party to whom the rent is to be paid….

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