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A Guide to Housing in West Virginia
- A guide to assist the consumer in making informed choices in regard to their housing needs, covering both rental housing and home purchases. Written by the Center for Excellence in Disabilities at WVU's Health Sciences Center, it includes issues of importance to people seeking affordable, accessible and integrated housing.
Other Topics:
Homeownership
Federal Housing Programs
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How Much Notice is Required to End a Month-to-Month Tenancy?
- Many people have simple month-to-month tenancies. They pay their rent each month. Either side can and the arrangement at any time, just by giving "proper legal notice." What does that mean, exactly?
Other Topics:
Evictions
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Landlord Tenant Responsibilities
- This 31-page booklet was prepared by the Charleston Public Safety Council, an alliance of business, local government, and social agency leaders. It provides information for both landlords and tenants, about their rights and responsibilities. Some of the information is specific to Charleston city code requirements, but most of it would apply anywhere in West Virginia.
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Brochures
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Moving Checklist - Steps to Take When You Move Out
- A short list of common-sense steps to protect yourself when you move out of rental housing. Whether you are moving voluntarily, or being forced out, you need to protect yourself from later claims for damages, cleaning, and the like.
Other Topics:
Evictions
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Pets and Rental Housing: A Tenant's Guide
- You have a pet and want to rent a place to live. What are your rights and responsibilities? What does the law say? What does your lease say?
Also available:
 Brochure (pdf)
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What to Do When You Move from Rental Premises
- One page checklist of steps you should take to protect yourself when you move out of rental property.
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