(Undisclosed Address), North Chesterfield, VA 23237

This property is currently occupied by the owner while awaiting the closing date on their new home, scheduled for 8/31/26. The property will not be available for tours until mid-September at the earliest. In the meantime, please feel free to inquire with any questions or to learn more about the property and rental availability. Updated listing photos will be added soon. Thank you for your interest and consideration. We look forward to connecting with you and helping determine if this property may be a good fit for your needs. Welcome to this beautifully maintained all-brick ranch offering approximately 1,620 square feet of comfortable one-level living on a generous 0.43-acre lot. With 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, this home combines thoughtful updates with a functional layout designed for everyday living. The split-bedroom floor plan provides added privacy, with the primary suite situated on one side of the home and two additional bedrooms and a full bath on the opposite end ideal for families, guests, or a home office. The heart of the home is the galley-style kitchen, featuring a charming garden window, bar seating, and an open flow into the great room and dining area, making it easy to cook, entertain, and stay connected with family and guests. The inviting great room offers a corner fireplace, creating a welcoming gathering space with ample room for dining and entertaining. Spacious bedrooms, generous closet space, and a durable brick exterior further enhance the home's comfort, functionality, and lasting appeal. Step outside to enjoy the large fenced in backyard featuring multiple decks, perfect for entertaining, outdoor dining, or simply relaxing. An irrigation system helps maintain the beautifully landscaped front yard, while storage sheds provide abundant space for tools, lawn equipment, and seasonal storage. With its desirable single-level layout, split-bedroom design, updated major systems, and inviting indoor and outdoor living spaces, this move-in-ready home offers exceptional comfort, convenience, and value. RESIDENTIAL LEASE AGREEMENT Property: 8712 Privet Drive, North Chesterfield, VA 23237 Landlord: ______________________________________________ Tenant(s): ______________________________________________ IMPORTANT FIRST-PAGE CHARGE DISCLOSURE No additional security deposits or rent shall be charged unless they are listed below or incorporated into this agreement by way of a separate addendum after execution of this rental agreement. Standard 12-Month Lease Charge Amount Monthly Rent $2,400.00 Security Deposit $2,400.00 Prepaid Twelfth-Month Rent $2,400.00 Total Initial Funds Due $7,200.00 24-Month Fixed-Term Lease Charge Amount First Month's Rent $2,350.00 Prepaid Twenty-Fourth Month Rent $2,350.00 Security Deposit $2,400.00 Total Initial Funds Due $7,100.00 36-Month Fixed-Term Lease Charge Amount First Month's Rent $2,300.00 Prepaid Thirty-Sixth Month Rent $2,400.00 Security Deposit $2,400.00 Total Initial Funds Due $7,100.00 The prepaid rent is rent, not a security deposit, and shall be handled in accordance with Virginia law governing prepaid rent. Virginia requires prepaid rent received by the landlord to be placed in an appropriate escrow account until it becomes due. 1. LEASE TERM The parties select the following lease term: 12-Month Lease Beginning: ______________________ Ending: _________________________ 24-Month Lease Beginning: ______________________ Ending: _________________________ 36-Month Lease Beginning: ______________________ Ending: _________________________ The selected fixed term is a material part of the parties' agreement. The lease shall expire on the stated expiration date unless: the parties enter into a written renewal or extension; the tenancy is otherwise terminated pursuant to this Agreement; or applicable law provides otherwise. Nothing in this Agreement treats a 24-month or 36-month lease as a special statutory category. The parties are voluntarily agreeing to the selected fixed term. 2. RENT A. Standard Rent The standard monthly rent for the premises is: $2,400.00 per month. Rent is due on the first day of each month without demand or notice. Rent shall be paid by electronic transfer to the payment account designated by Landlord, or by another payment method accepted by Landlord. A payment is not considered received until the funds have actually been received and are available to Landlord. Tenant is responsible for initiating electronic payments sufficiently in advance to ensure timely receipt. 3. FIXED-TERM RENTAL CONCESSIONS The parties acknowledge that the standard rent for the premises is $2,400.00 per month. Landlord may offer a conditional rental concession in consideration of Tenant's commitment to the selected longer fixed term. The concession is not a reduction of the standard rental rate for purposes unrelated to the selected fixed term. A. 24-Month Lease For a 24-month lease: Standard rent: $2,400.00/month Monthly concession: $50.00 Actual monthly rent: $2,350.00 Months 1-24: $2,350.00/month Total scheduled concession: $1,200.00 B. 36-Month Lease For a 36-month lease: Months 1-12: Standard rent: $2,400.00 Concession: $100.00 Actual rent: $2,300.00/month Months 13-24: Standard rent: $2,400.00 Concession: $50.00 Actual rent: $2,350.00/month Months 25-36: Standard rent: $2,400.00 Concession: $0.00 Actual rent: $2,400.00/month Total scheduled concession: $1,800.00 4. CONDITIONAL CONCESSION AND EARLY TERMINATION The rental concession is offered in consideration of Tenant's commitment to the applicable fixed term. If Tenant voluntarily terminates the fixed-term lease before its scheduled expiration without a statutory right to terminate, or if the tenancy is terminated because of Tenant's material breach, Landlord may seek recovery of the unearned portion of the rental concession actually received, to the extent permitted by applicable law. 24-Month Lease The concession is $50.00 for each month in which the concession was received. Maximum concession repayment: $50.00 x number of discounted months actually received 36-Month Lease The concession repayment calculation is: $100.00 x discounted months received during Months 1-12 plus $50.00 x discounted months received during Months 13-24. No concession applies to Months 25-36. The concession repayment is in addition to other actual damages recoverable under Virginia law, subject to Landlord's duty to mitigate damages. Virginia permits a landlord to seek actual damages following termination, including rent that would have accrued through the expiration of the term or until a replacement tenancy begins, subject to the statutory duty to mitigate damages. Nothing in this section waives a statutory right of Tenant to terminate the tenancy. 5. LATE RENT AND LATE CHARGES Rent is due on the first day of each month. Rent not received by the end of the fifth day of the month is late. If rent is late, Landlord may assess a late charge equal to the lesser of: ten percent (10%) of the periodic rent; or ten percent (10%) of the remaining balance due and owed by Tenant. For a $2,400.00 monthly rent obligation, the maximum late charge is therefore $240.00, subject to the statutory calculation applicable at the time the charge is assessed. For a discounted lease, the calculation shall be based upon the periodic rent actually due for that month. The late charge shall not be assessed more than once for the same periodic rent obligation. Virginia expressly limits a residential late charge to the lesser of 10% of periodic rent or 10% of the remaining balance due and owed. Acceptance of a late payment shall not constitute a waiver of other rights or remedies unless Landlord expressly agrees otherwise in writing. 6. MOVE-IN FUNDS Before possession is delivered, Tenant shall pay all amounts identified on the first page of this Agreement. Unless Landlord agrees otherwise in writing, move-in funds shall be paid by cashier's check, certified funds, money order, or another guaranteed method acceptable to Landlord. Possession and keys shall not be delivered until required move-in funds have been received and verified. 7. SECURITY DEPOSIT The security deposit is: $2,400.00 The security deposit shall be held and administered in accordance with Virginia law. The security deposit may be applied, to the extent permitted by law, to: accrued rent; permitted late charges; tenant-caused damage; damage resulting from Tenant's noncompliance; cleaning necessitated by Tenant's violation of the Agreement; unauthorized alterations; missing keys, remotes, or access devices; pet or animal damage; smoking-related damage; aquarium-related damage; other charges expressly permitted by the Agreement; and actual damages for breach of the Agreement. Ordinary wear and tear shall not be charged to Tenant. Tenant may not use the security deposit as the final month's rent without Landlord's written authorization. Virginia caps the security deposit at two months' periodic rent and specifies the categories for which it may be applied. Landlord shall provide the required written itemization and any balance due within the time required by Virginia law, currently 45 days after the later of termination or vacancy. 8. PREPAID FINAL-MONTH RENT The prepaid rent identified on Page 1 is rent designated for the final scheduled month of the fixed term. It is not a security deposit. For a 12-month lease, the prepaid rent applies to Month 12. For a 24-month lease, it applies to Month 24. For a 36-month lease, it applies to Month 36. The prepaid rent shall be maintained and administered in accordance with Virginia law. Tenant may not use, transfer, or otherwise designate the prepaid rent for another rental period without Landlord's written agreement. If the tenancy terminates early, the treatment of prepaid rent shall be governed by applicable Virginia law and the parties' lawful contractual obligations. 9. ANIMALS AND PETS No animal may be kept or maintained on the premises without Landlord's prior written approval, except as required by applicable fair-housing law. "Animal" includes dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, fish, rodents, and other household animals. Pet Rent For the first two approved household pets: $100.00 per month total The $100 monthly animal rent covers up to two approved household pets. Each additional approved animal shall incur: $50.00 per month per animal. Examples: 1-2 approved pets: $100/month 3 approved pets: $150/month 4 approved pets: $200/month Pet rent is additional to base rent. Pet rent shall not apply to a qualifying assistance animal where prohibited by applicable law. 10. ANIMAL REQUIREMENTS Approved animals shall: be properly cared for; be maintained in sanitary conditions; be licensed and vaccinated where legally required; not create unreasonable noise or odors; not create unsanitary conditions; not damage the property; not threaten or injure persons or other animals; remain under reasonable control; comply with applicable animal-control requirements; and have waste promptly removed. Tenant is responsible for actual and reasonable damage caused by Tenant's animals to the extent permitted by law. 11. ASSISTANCE ANIMALS Nothing in the pet policy limits rights or reasonable accommodations required by federal, state, or local fair-housing law. A qualifying assistance animal is not a pet for purposes of pet fees or pet rent where prohibited by law. Tenant remains responsible for physical damage caused by an assistance animal to the extent permitted by law. Any accommodation request shall be evaluated in accordance with applicable fair-housing requirements. Landlord shall not require special training or certification where prohibited by law. 12. AQUARIUMS, VIVARIUMS AND AQUATERRARIUMS Any aquarium, vivarium, aquaterrarium, or similar tank exceeding 15 gallons requires prior written approval. The aggregate capacity of all approved tanks shall not exceed: 50 gallons. For purposes of the animal-rent calculation, each approved tank exceeding 15 gallons shall be treated as two approved animals. Tenant shall be responsible for actual and reasonable damage caused by a tank or related equipment when attributable to Tenant's negligence, misuse, failure to maintain the equipment, failure to promptly report a leak, or other violation of the Agreement. Tenant shall immediately notify Landlord of any leak, overflow, structural concern, or equipment failure. 13. SMOKE-FREE PROPERTY The property is 100% smoke-free. Smoking, vaping, and use of smoke-, vapor-, or aerosol-producing products are prohibited throughout the premises. This prohibition includes: the interior of the dwelling; garage; storage sheds; decks; porches; patios; driveways; walkways; yard; exterior areas; and other areas constituting part of the premises. The prohibition applies to: cigarettes; cigars; pipes; electronic cigarettes; vaping devices; vape pens; hookahs; tobacco products; nicotine products intended to be smoked or vaporized; marijuana/cannabis products when smoked or vaporized; and burning or using substances in a manner producing smoke, vapor, or aerosol. A medical authorization does not, by itself, authorize smoking or vaping on the premises. Any accommodation required by law remains unaffected. Tenant shall be responsible for actual and reasonable remediation costs resulting from smoking or vaping, to the extent permitted by law. 14. FIREPLACE The fireplace is decorative only. Wood-burning fires are prohibited. Tenant shall not burn: wood; paper; cardboard; trash; candles or other combustible materials; or any other material in the fireplace unless Landlord expressly authorizes a particular use in writing. 15. MAINTENANCE AND ENTRY Tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to lawful entry. Landlord may enter for: inspections; maintenance; repairs; preventive maintenance; improvements; pest treatment; insurance inspections; appraisals; photographs; contractor estimates; showing the premises to prospective tenants; showing the premises to prospective purchasers; lender inspections; governmental inspections; or other lawful purposes. Except in an emergency, when impractical, or when otherwise permitted by law, Landlord shall provide the notice required by Virginia law. For routine maintenance not requested by Tenant, Landlord shall generally provide at least 72 hours' notice and perform the maintenance within the statutory period. Virginia specifically requires at least 72 hours' notice for routine maintenance that was not requested by the tenant, unless impractical. If Tenant requests maintenance, separate advance notice is not required under the statute. Tenant shall not interfere with lawful access. 16. TENANT MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES Tenant shall: keep the premises clean and sanitary; promptly report maintenance issues; promptly report leaks and water intrusion; properly care for the irrigation system; maintain ordinary lawn care; maintain landscaping in reasonable condition; keep decks and sheds reasonably clean; replace HVAC filters as recommended; properly use plumbing fixtures; prevent accumulation of trash; prevent avoidable property damage; take reasonable measures to prevent freezing-related damage; comply with applicable laws; and comply with written property rules that are lawful and applicable. Tenant shall not make alterations without Landlord's prior written approval. 17. LANDLORD REPAIR FOLLOWING TENANT NONCOMPLIANCE If Tenant violates a maintenance or cleanliness obligation and fails to correct the condition after required notice and opportunity to cure, Landlord may, where permitted by law, arrange for necessary work. Tenant shall be responsible for the actual and reasonable cost caused by Tenant's violation to the extent permitted by Virginia law. No maintenance or repair charge shall be imposed merely because Landlord performed ordinary landlord maintenance. Virginia prohibits landlord maintenance/repair fees unless necessitated by the tenant's violation of the applicable statutory requirement. 18. UTILITIES Unless otherwise stated in writing, Tenant is responsible for establishing and maintaining all utility services. Tenant shall be responsible for: electricity; water; sewer; trash/recycling if separately billed; internet; cable/streaming; telephone; and other services used by Tenant. Required utility accounts shall be transferred into Tenant's name no later than the commencement date. Tenant shall maintain required utilities until possession is surrendered. Tenant shall be responsible for actual costs incurred by Landlord because Tenant failed to establish, maintain, or properly terminate required utility service. 19. OCCUPANCY AND GUESTS Only approved Tenants may establish residency at the premises. All adult occupants must be disclosed to and approved by Landlord before establishing residency, subject to applicable law. Guests are permitted for ordinary visits. A guest who remains at the premises for more than: 14 consecutive days, or 21 total days in any 12-month period must receive Landlord's written approval before continuing to stay. The guest limitation is intended to distinguish temporary guests from persons establishing residency and shall not be applied in violation of applicable law. 20. NO SUBLETTING OR ASSIGNMENT Tenant shall not sublease, assign, license, rent, or otherwise transfer possession of all or any portion of the premises without Landlord's prior written approval, except as otherwise required by applicable law. Tenant shall not advertise the premises for short-term rental. This includes Airbnb, Vrbo, vacation-rental platforms, room-rental platforms, and similar services. Any unauthorized transfer or short-term rental may constitute a material breach. If Landlord approves a sublease or assignment, the parties shall comply with applicable statutory procedures and deadlines. 21. NO SHORT-TERM RENTAL The premises shall be used as a private residence. Tenant shall not operate a transient lodging or short-term rental business from the premises. Tenant shall not: advertise the premises for short-term rental; accept transient rental payments; rent rooms to transient occupants; list the premises on short-term rental platforms; or permit unauthorized transient occupancy. Tenant shall be responsible for actual damages caused by an unauthorized short-term rental to the extent permitted by law. 22. PROPERTY UPKEEP Tenant shall keep the interior and exterior areas for which Tenant is responsible in a clean, safe, and reasonably maintained condition. Tenant shall not: accumulate excessive trash; create unsanitary conditions; damage landscaping; improperly dispose of waste; obstruct access to utility equipment; interfere with HVAC equipment; overload electrical systems; or engage in conduct that creates an unreasonable risk of damage. 23. RENTERS INSURANCE Tenant shall maintain renters' insurance throughout the tenancy. Minimum personal liability coverage: $100,000.00 Tenant shall provide proof of coverage upon request. Tenant's insurance is intended to cover Tenant's personal property and personal liability. Landlord's insurance does not insure Tenant's personal property. Nothing in this provision limits Landlord's liability that cannot legally be limited. 24. PARKING AND VEHICLES Vehicles shall be parked only in lawful and designated areas. Tenant shall not: park on lawns; block access; perform major vehicle repairs on the premises; store an abandoned or inoperable vehicle without approval; store a boat, trailer, RV, or similar equipment without approval; or create damage through vehicle use. Tenant shall be responsible for actual damage caused by Tenant's vehicles or equipment. 25. PROHIBITED USES Tenant shall not use the premises for: unlawful activity; hazardous manufacturing; illegal drug activity; activities creating an unreasonable fire hazard; unauthorized commercial operations; unlawful storage of hazardous materials; or other prohibited uses under applicable law. Lawful ordinary work-from-home activity is permitted so long as it does not materially increase traffic, noise, risk, or wear or violate applicable law. 26. LEASE VIOLATIONS AND NOTICE If Tenant materially violates this Agreement, Landlord may provide the notice required by Virginia law. For a remediable material breach, the notice shall provide the statutory opportunity to cure. Under current Virginia law, a material tenant breach generally requires notice stating that the tenancy will terminate no sooner than 30 days after receipt if the breach is not remedied within 21 days. If a breach is legally non-remediable, Landlord may provide the notice and termination period permitted by Virginia law. Nothing in this Agreement requires Landlord to provide more time than required by law unless Landlord voluntarily elects to do so. 27. NONPAYMENT OF RENT If rent remains unpaid, Landlord may provide any notice required by Virginia law and pursue available remedies. Landlord shall comply with applicable statutory requirements concerning: notice; cure; redemption; payment; possession; and eviction. Tenant's payment of rent after a notice has been issued shall not automatically waive Landlord's rights unless required by law or expressly agreed by Landlord. 28. EARLY TERMINATION Except where Tenant has a statutory right to terminate, Tenant remains responsible for the fixed term. If Tenant vacates early without a lawful right or Landlord's written agreement, Landlord may pursue the remedies permitted by Virginia law. Such remedies may include: unpaid rent; actual damages; reletting-related damages; property damage; reasonable attorney fees where authorized; permitted court/service costs; and lawful recovery of the unearned rental concession. Landlord shall mitigate actual damages as required by Virginia law. Landlord shall not seek an unlawful accelerated-rent judgment for the entire remaining term. 29. HOLDOVER Tenant shall surrender possession on or before the expiration or lawful termination date. If Tenant remains in possession without Landlord's consent after the termination date, Landlord may pursue possession and actual damages as permitted by Virginia law. The parties agree to a holdover liquidated-damage amount of 150% of the per diem equivalent of the monthly rent for each day of unauthorized holdover, to the extent permitted by Virginia law. Virginia expressly permits a residential lease to include such a reasonable liquidated-damage penalty, subject to the statutory 150% limit. For $2,400 monthly rent, using a 30-day calculation: $2,400 30 = $80/day 150% = $120/day The applicable amount shall be calculated using the monthly rent then applicable under the Agreement. If Landlord consents to continued occupancy, the tenancy shall be governed by the terms applicable to the resulting tenancy. 30. ABANDONMENT If Tenant appears to have abandoned the premises, Landlord may exercise the rights and follow the procedures provided by Virginia law. Landlord shall comply with statutory requirements concerning notice, abandonment, possession, mitigation, and Tenant's personal property. Tenant remains responsible for obligations that survive abandonment to the extent permitted by law. 31. RENEWAL AND NONRENEWAL The fixed-term lease does not automatically renew unless the parties agree otherwise in writing. During approximately the tenth month of a 12-month lease, Landlord may provide Tenant with renewal and nonrenewal options. For a 24- or 36-month lease, the parties may separately agree in writing to a renewal or extension before expiration. A renewal may be offered at: the same rent; a different rent; or another mutually agreed rental rate, subject to applicable law and any required notice. If the parties do not execute a renewal and Tenant remains in possession with Landlord's consent, the resulting tenancy shall be governed by Virginia law and this Agreement to the extent applicable. For a month-to-month tenancy, the parties may agree in writing to a notice period different from the statutory default, subject to applicable law. Virginia currently permits the parties to specify a different termination notice period in the rental agreement. 32. LANDLORD'S RIGHTS AFTER TERMINATION Following lawful termination, Landlord may seek: possession; unpaid rent; permitted late charges; actual damages; property damage; reasonable attorney fees where authorized; permitted service costs; court costs where authorized; and other amounts expressly recoverable under Virginia law. Virginia expressly permits these categories of recovery following qualifying breaches and termination. 33. ATTORNEY FEES AND COSTS Where authorized by Virginia law, the prevailing Landlord may recover reasonable attorney fees and permitted costs arising from Tenant's breach. Nothing in this Agreement requires Tenant to pay attorney fees where Virginia law prohibits such recovery. Virginia law specifically governs when attorney fees and service/court costs may be recovered. 34. ACCESS DEVICES Tenant shall return all: keys; garage-door openers; remotes; access cards; access devices; and other property belonging to Landlord at surrender. Tenant shall not change or rekey locks without Landlord's prior written approval except where a statutory right applies. Tenant shall be responsible for actual and reasonable replacement costs for missing or damaged access devices. 35. ALTERATIONS Tenant shall not make material alterations without Landlord's prior written approval. This includes: painting; wallpaper; flooring; electrical modifications; plumbing modifications; permanent fixtures; fencing; landscaping alterations; tree removal; satellite equipment; security systems affecting Landlord access; structural modifications; and other material changes. Tenant shall restore unauthorized alterations when required by Landlord, subject to applicable law. 36. PESTS Tenant shall promptly notify Landlord of evidence of pests. Tenant shall cooperate with reasonable pest-control measures. Tenant shall be responsible for actual pest-control costs caused by Tenant's failure to maintain sanitary conditions, unauthorized animals, food/trash accumulation, or other Tenant-caused conditions, to the extent permitted by law. 37. WATER, FREEZING, AND DAMAGE PREVENTION Tenant shall promptly report: leaks; frozen pipes; loss of heat; water intrusion; unusual moisture; plumbing failures; and other conditions that could cause substantial damage. Tenant shall maintain reasonable interior heat and take reasonable precautions against freezing. Tenant shall be responsible for actual damage caused by Tenant's negligence or failure to comply with these obligations. 38. LANDLORD RULES Landlord may establish reasonable written rules concerning use and occupancy of the premises when permitted by Virginia law. Any such rules shall: be lawful; be reasonable; apply fairly; relate to legitimate property-management purposes; and not unlawfully modify the parties' existing bargain. No rule shall be used to waive a nonwaivable tenant right or impose a prohibited charge. 39. NOTICES Notices shall be provided in the manner required by Virginia law and this Agreement. Landlord's notice address: Landlord's email: Tenant's notice address shall initially be the leased premises. Tenant's email: Tenant shall notify Landlord of changes in contact information. 40. LANDLORD AND PROPERTY-MANAGER INFORMATION Landlord's legal name: Landlord mailing address: Telephone: Email: Property manager/authorized agent, if any: Mailing address: Telephone: Email: 41. EMERGENCY CONTACT Emergency Contact: Relationship: Telephone: 42. LEAD-BASED PAINT The parties acknowledge that the dwelling was constructed after 1978. Accordingly, the federal lead-based paint disclosure requirements applicable to housing constructed before 1978 do not apply based solely on the property's construction date. Year Constructed: __________________ 43. NO HOA The property is not subject to a homeowners' association. No HOA rules, assessments, fines, or HOA-related tenant obligations are incorporated into this Agreement. Tenant remains responsible for complying with applicable federal, state, county, and local laws and ordinances. 44. LANDLORD LIABILITY Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted to waive or limit any liability of Landlord that cannot lawfully be waived or limited. Tenant shall remain responsible for damage caused by Tenant, authorized occupants, guests, invitees, animals, or other persons for whom Tenant is legally responsible, to the extent permitted by law. Virginia prohibits lease provisions that unlawfully exculpate or limit the landlord's legal liability. 45. NO SELF-HELP EVICTION Landlord shall obtain possession of the premises only through lawful means. Nothing in this Agreement authorizes: unlawful lockout; interruption of essential services; removal of Tenant without legal authority; or other prohibited self-help measures. Virginia restricts recovery of possession to lawful procedures. 46. NO WAIVER Failure by Landlord to enforce a provision on one occasion shall not constitute a permanent waiver. Acceptance of rent shall not automatically waive a separate breach unless required by law or expressly agreed in writing. A waiver of one violation shall not constitute a waiver of a later violation. 47. ENTIRE AGREEMENT This Agreement, together with any signed addenda, constitutes the entire agreement between Landlord and Tenant concerning the premises. Any amendment must be in writing and signed by the parties when required by law. 48. SEVERABILITY If any provision is determined to be unenforceable, it shall be enforced to the maximum extent legally permitted, or severed to the minimum extent necessary. The remaining provisions shall remain effective. 49. COMPLIANCE WITH LAW This Agreement shall be interpreted and enforced in accordance with applicable Virginia law and other applicable federal, state, county, and local law. If a provision conflicts with a mandatory legal requirement, the mandatory legal requirement shall control to the extent of the conflict. The remaining provisions shall remain effective. Nothing in this Agreement waives a nonwaivable statutory right or remedy. Virginia generally permits rental agreements to contain terms not prohibited by the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act or other law. 50. TENANT ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Tenant acknowledges that Tenant has had an opportunity to: inspect the premises; review this Agreement; ask questions concerning the Agreement; obtain independent legal advice if desired; receive required statutory disclosures and documents; and retain a copy of the signed Agreement. Tenant acknowledges that the selected lease term and corresponding rental concession are material terms of the Agreement. SIGNATURES LANDLORD Name: __________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________ Date: ___________________________________________ TENANT Name: __________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________ Date: ___________________________________________ TENANT Name: __________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________ Date: ___________________________________________ FIXED-TERM SELECTION Selected Term: 12 Months $2,400/month 24 Months $2,350/month 36 Months $2,300/month Months 1-12; $2,350/month Months 13-24; $2,400/month Months 25-36