Assertion: tenant | /r/CapableOf | know their rights
Facets:
value: under virginia and fairfax county laws
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Tenants (also referred to as "renters") need to know their rights when entering into a rental agreement.
text: Tenants who feel their rights are being infringed on, or their reasonable enjoyment of the unit is being affected, may lodge a complaint with the Landlord and Tenant Board.
text: When the tenant doesn’t know his or her rights and the landlord is either equally ignorant or willfully disregarding them, it’s too easy for the tenant to be taken advantage of.
text: Tenants, on the other hand, may need help understanding their rights to tenant safety, how security deposits are returned, and whether they can sublet the rental property.
text: Tenants needing help with eviction-related matters, “irrespective of COVID-19,” should contact the housing department to weigh the options and learn about their rights, says spokesperson Sandra Mendoza.
text: Even with the information laid out in a pamphlet, it’s imperative that tenants know their rights when it comes to common issues with their landlord, from the maximum security deposit amount to how to address issues with major repairs.
text: Tenants and landlords need to know their rights and responsibilities under Virginia and Fairfax County laws.
text: Tenants and landlords need to know their rights and responsibilities under Virginia and Fairfax County laws.
text: It is common for roommates to enter into roommate agreements so that each tenant knows their rights and obligations.