Rental Caps, Investor Limits and Rights of First Refusal in Richmond Condos and HOAs
Virginia associations cannot stop you renting your unit unless the recorded documents say they can. What the Code allows, what it caps at $50, and…
Virginia associations cannot stop you renting your unit unless the recorded documents say they can. What the Code allows, what it caps at $50, and…
Who can levy a special assessment in a Virginia condominium or HOA, what the reserve study rules actually require, the warning signs in a resale…
You can buy new construction directly from the builder's representative. Here are the pros and cons of having your own representation, and what it costs…
What VDOT's Secondary Street Acceptance Requirements actually require before a road joins the state system, exactly what Fannie Mae demands in a recorded road maintenance…
What the EPA radon zone map actually says about Henrico, Hanover and Richmond City, what VDH publishes for testing and mitigation costs, and how a…
Virginia law does not require your condo association to carry a master casualty policy; the declaration does. What that means for the drywall, the cabinets,…
Since 1 July 2023 Virginia's Resale Disclosure Act has replaced the separate condominium resale certificate and POA disclosure packet with a single document. What it…
An escrow holdback leaves money with the settlement agent to pay for a repair finished after the deed records. How they are structured in Richmond,…
One $475,000 assessment, six published locality rates, every multiplication shown. The spread runs from $2,517.50 to $5,700 a year, about $265 a month, before you…
Sub $500,000 new construction is real in outer Chesterfield, eastern Henrico, Hanover and Powhatan, and mostly is not in Short Pump, Wyndham or western Goochland.…