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Ika Sargeant
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Reston, VA
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Windows not functional

Ika Sargeant
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Reston, VA
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Someone I know rented a condo in a 5-6 level high rise in Richmond VA in the downtown area. On the moving in day, they discovered none of the windows opened and management confirmed that they would be no attempt to have the windows open. This was never disclosed when the person viewed the condo. So they would be renting a condo that have window that will never open. Is this legal? Can the person break the lease and on what grounds?

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