Rent to own Homes in Virginia

Virginia is referred to as the "Mother of a Nation" because it was the location of the first British settlement in America. A group of English noblemen settled the area in 1607, hoping to farm its lands, but they got off to a rough start. The soil wasn't good for growing crops, and they had difficulty dealing with the wild animals and poisonous snakes. Fortunately, they were able to forge a mutually beneficial relationship with the local natives, who taught them how to live in a challenging environment. The state is also called "Mother of Presidents" because eight United States presidents - including four out of the first five - were born in Virginia.

Virginia has a population of 8,535,519 people living on 39,490 square miles of land. You'll find everything from cities to charming little towns within its borders. Mountains, beaches, lots of room, and a people with a history of getting along with their neighbors dating back to the early 1600s, make this a wonderful state to live in. You can come to check out the rent-to-own homes in Virginia to see for yourself.

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1 of 96 2618 SEMMES AVE
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Woodland Heights
Multifamily (5+ Units)
Richmond, VA 23225
4
2
2700 ft2
1910
Hot
1 of 7 12556 ARMADA PL
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Townhouse/Condo
Woodbridge, VA 22192
3
3
1557 ft2
1972
3800 FAIRFAX DR #1512
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Townhouse/Condo
Arlington, VA 22203
1
1
1110 ft2
1974
1961 SULLY CT
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Single Family Home
Winchester, VA 22601
4
3
2461 ft2
2002
1555 SCANDIA CIR
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Townhouse/Condo
Reston, VA 20190
4
4
2484 ft2
1973
2805 MOSBY ST
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Del Ray
Townhouse/Condo
Alexandria, VA 22305
4
2
1653 ft2
1955
3 KNIGHTS WAY
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Single Family Home
Montross, VA 22520
3
3
2976 ft2
2003
409 E Baker St
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Single Family Home
Gordonsville, VA 22942
4
3
2509 ft2
2004
1211 S EADS ST #607
Rent To Own
Crystal City Shops
Townhouse/Condo
Arlington, VA 22202
1
1
641 ft2
1989
1 of 105 2586 TREE HOUSE DR
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Townhouse/Condo
Woodbridge, VA 22192
3
3
2554 ft2
1979
1 of 101 46447 SAFFRON CT
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Potomac Lakes
Single Family Home
Sterling, VA 20165
5
4
3773 ft2
1994
1 of 46 6705 CATSKILL RD
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Single Family Home
Lorton, VA 22079
3
2
2539 ft2
1965
1 of 8 9414 ABINGDON CT
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Townhouse/Condo
Manassas, VA 20109
3
3
1386 ft2
1971
1 of 89 4600 S FOUR MILE RUN DR
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Townhouse/Condo
Arlington, VA 22204
1
1
828 ft2
1965
1 of 10 8422 BIG VALLEY RD
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Single Family Home
Warm Springs, VA 24484
4
3
3200 ft2
1982
Hot
19300 OLD RICHMOND RD
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Single Family Home
Keeling, VA 24566
2
1
2014 ft2
1950
10521 Stoney Bluff Dr #111
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Single Family Home
Ashland, VA 23005
2
2
1395 ft2
2021
10520 Stoney Bluff Dr #403
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Single Family Home
Ashland, VA 23005
1
1
1017 ft2
2021
Hot
417 E RANDALL AVE
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Northside
Single Family Home
Norfolk, VA 23503
3
1
1190 ft2
1950
County Road 409
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Single Family Home
North, VA 23128
4
1
1448 ft2
1945
Hot
3505 WOODSON AVE
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Providence Park
Single Family Home
Richmond, VA 23222
3
1
960 ft2
1967
5101 TRACE CT
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Bensley
Single Family Home
North Chesterfield, VA 23234
4
2
1584 ft2
1977
25 N KALMIA AVE
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Highland Springs
Single Family Home
Henrico, VA 23075
3
1
990 ft2
1985
12890 & 12894 John Clayton Memorial Hwy
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Single Family Home
North, VA 23128
4
1
1448 ft2
1945
12890&12894 Johny Clayton Memorial Hwy
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Single Family Home
North, VA 23128
4
1
1448 ft2
1945
3205 Parkwood Ave #1
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Carytown
Single Family Home
Richmond, VA 23221
1
1
1100 ft2
1923
10521 Stoney Bluff Dr #402
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Single Family Home
Ashland, VA 23005
1
1
829 ft2
2021
2812 HOGGES END LN
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Single Family Home
Hayes, VA 23072
3
1
1190 ft2
1835
(Undisclosed Address)
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Downtown
Single Family Home
Blacksburg, VA 24060
2
1
1156 ft2
1955
216 E MAIN ST
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Single Family Home
Waverly, VA 23890
5
4
2683 ft2
1932
10520 Stoney Bluff Dr #101
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Single Family Home
Ashland, VA 23005
1
1
963 ft2
2021
10520 Stoney Bluff Dr #402
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Single Family Home
Ashland, VA 23005
1
1
829 ft2
2021
10520 Stony Bluff Hwy #402
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Single Family Home
Ashland, VA 23005
1
1
829 ft2
2021
402 AIRPORT RD
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Single Family Home
Bluefield, WV 24701
8
3
4512 ft2
1966
10301 DAKINS DR
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Single Family Home
North Chesterfield, VA 23236
3
2
1606 ft2
1982
18207 JONES RUN TRL
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Single Family Home
Moseley, VA 23120
4
3
2700 ft2
2022
Hot
84 MANLY ST
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Single Family Home
Portsmouth, VA 23702
3
1
960 ft2
1948
2705 STACIE RD
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Piney Knolls
Single Family Home
Richmond, VA 23224
3
1
1054 ft2
1957
New
3223 WATERLOO MILL LN
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Single Family Home
Elkton, VA 22827
4
3
2011 ft2
1900
3352 EAGLE NEST PT
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
6
7
4510 ft2
2022
1312 CYPRESS AVE
Rent to Own Eligible
Northeast Virginia Beach
Townhouse/Condo
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
2
1
832 ft2
1937
88 GREEN ACRE DR
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Stafford, VA 22556
3
2
1618 ft2
1989
16 BLAKE WAY
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Stafford, VA 22556
4
5
3390 ft2
2014
3 SAINT JOHNS CT
Rent to Own Eligible
 
Single Family Home
Stafford, VA 22556
4
4
2296 ft2
1998
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Rent to own Homes in Cities Near Virginia

Average Cost of Living in Virginia

The average cost of living in Virginia is 3.7% higher than the U.S. average. Richmond is 4.9% lower than the national average and 8.6% lower than the state. Virginia Beach is 5.6% higher than the U.S. and nearly 2% higher than the rest of the state. There are more costly and cheaper municipalities throughout Virginia, so you'll have an easy time finding an affordable place to live.

Average Home Prices in Virginia

Virginia has lots of affordable cities when it comes to housing. The median cost of a home in the state is $258,400, which is $27,200 higher than the national average of $231,200. In Richmond, the state's capital, the median price is $214,400, and in Virginia Beach, a resort city, you'll pay only $268,100. Overall, the state has a reasonably priced housing market with many cities below average, making Virginia an excellent state if you're looking to buy a rent-to-own home.

Virginia Statistics

If you're interested in Virginia rent-to-own homes, don't forget to consider important factors in addition to monthly living costs, such as average commute, taxes, crime rates, etc. The following are some common Virginia statistics compared to the U.S. national average.

Virginia Averages National Averages
One-Way Commute 28.2 minutes 26.4 minutes
Violent Crime 14.4 22.7
Property Crime 28.1 35.4
Unemployment Rate 2.9% 3.9%
Income Tax Rate 5.8% 4.6%
Air Quality 58 58
Water Quality 77 55
Median Household Income $64,792 $53,482
Median Property Taxes $1,862 $2,200
Utilities $400/month $112/month
Monthly Rent $1,200 $1,470
Median Home Cost $258,400 $231,200
Median Home Age 36 years 40 years

Popular Virginia Cities

Virginia Beach is the most populous municipality in the state, with 449,974 residents. Its land area totals 249 square miles, a fifth of which is forest, and its location along the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean attracts visitors from around the world. The city has an upscale Town Center with lots of shopping, dining, and arts and culture. There are many hotels and eateries along its beaches, and live concerts and events take place in several areas of this resort city.

Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown make up what's called the "Historic Triangle." These three municipalities depict the heritage of European settlers in the region and Virginia's involvement in the Revolutionary War and Civil War. The triangle includes sites such as the first European settlement in 1607 and the location where the British surrendered to George Washington in 1781. Tourists who come to these towns leave the modern world behind and enter the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Shopping districts from the 1700s and 1800s, war reenactments, old-fashioned theater, and locals dressed in colonial garb while riding on horseback immerse visitors in history.

Richmond is the capital and fifth-most populous city in Virginia. Its current population of 230,436 is a 12.8% increase over its 2010 Census count. Richmond continues to grow because of its appeal as an economic hub full of amenities. The city's history dates back to the early settlement days, and Richmond still has some colonial charm. In addition to an arts scene, parks, museums, and a downtown, Richmond's location along the Appomattox and James Rivers offers a full line of water activities.

Popular Amenities and Attractions in Virginia

The original settlers attempted to produce wine, and Virginians never gave up. It wasn't until the 1970s that winemaking in the state was successful, but the industry never stopped growing once it took off. There are now hundreds of wineries in Virginia. Many are open to visitors and offer tasting, sales, and educational tours that teach visitors everything from how the grapes are grown to how the wine is bottled.

In most states, you get either beaches or mountains, but in Virginia, you get both. You can choose from a multitude of ski resorts, enjoy all sorts of outdoor adventures, and bask in the sun along the Atlantic shoreline - all in the same state. Shenandoah National Park is one of Virginia's more fascinating recreational areas. You can hike endlessly in its more than 300 square miles and enjoy scenic mountain views, waterfalls, cliffs, and wildlife. The park also offers overnight camping and lodging, fishing, horseback riding, festivals, and lots of guided activities and live entertainment.

Aeronautical fans can have a field day in Virginia. NASA has several locations in the state, including the Langley Research Center, the Virginia Air and Space Center, and the Wallops Flight Facility. Spy aficionados will love the CIA museum, where they can browse through old documents and learn about the culture of the organization's agents. Even people who are not into politics will find something presidential to enjoy in Virginia. The state has dozens of attractions associated with the presidents who originated in Virginia, including birthplaces, burial sites, libraries, statues, and museums.

So no matter where your interests lie, Virginia is sure to offer plenty to keep you entertained - making it a wonderful state to consider when choosing where you'd like to call home.