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All Forum Posts by: Xintong Li

Xintong Li has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

Thank you. That is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you. @Jennifer T

What kind of rent increase do you have each year? What kind of rent are you charing? 

I am charging 1765 for a one-bedroom-one-bathroom condo unit. The condo community has pool and gym. It comes with one-car garage. 

And the rent increase I put is 5$. 

What do you think about sharing the cost of maintenance with tenant? I am considering putting it into lease at renewal. 

Something like: 

1. Dishwasher: 10% tenant's responsibility and 90% of landlord responsibility

2. Plumbing: 10% tenant's responsibility and 90% of landlord responsibility

....

I listed 1 and 2 because if tenant does not put sticky thing into dishwasher or drain, 1 and 2 should not happen. 

What do you think? It is in Virginia. 

May you please recommend me some experienced eviction attorneys around McLean VA area?

My gut is that I eventually will have to evict my current tenant for non-paying the rent, despite previous good landlord-tenant relationship with him. 

He has not being paying the December rent, and not being communicating with me either. I tried to reach out, but to no avail. So the first day after the grace period, I sent him the 5 day notice. 

No, no no. I would NOT rent to them.