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Updated about 9 years ago,

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John Nisewonger
  • Investor
  • Chesterfield, VA
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Notice to Quit for Auction property w/existing tenant in VA

John Nisewonger
  • Investor
  • Chesterfield, VA
Posted

Hello

So I am closing this Wednesday on a property I plan to use as my personal dwelling that I bought at a real estate auction.  The property has existing tenants that I will have to remove.

My question is how much of a notice to I have to give.  I do not know how long they have lived there nor if they are on vouchers or not (I will meet them probably right after closing).

I found that tenants paying rent on their own with no assistance get 30 days if they lived there less than a year.  60 days if they lived there over a year and also 60 days if they are on any kind of vouchers.  My info was pulled from numerous sources from numerous areas of the country including CA (which has very strict rules from what I found)

Is this true or is it just 30 day notice here in VA? Do I just serve them the notice to quit and that is it? Any info Virginia specific would be awesome!!!!! Thanks

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