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MCLA • WVLA affiliation

Local landlords connected by a statewide voice

The West Virginia Landlords Association brings together rental-property owners, managers, and companies that serve rental housing. Its public mission emphasizes networking, education, ethical business practices, and informed participation in landlord-tenant policy. Mercer County Landlords Association is part of that statewide community.

What WVLA stands for

Professionalism, education, fairness, and representation

WVLA describes itself as a volunteer-led nonprofit serving people involved in owning, managing, and operating residential and commercial rental property across West Virginia.

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Connect landlords

Build local and statewide relationships among owners, managers, and rental-housing service companies.

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Educate the industry

Share practical education about providing rental housing, applicable law, and responsible operations.

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Represent small owners

Offer government a source of landlord and housing-provider insight when laws, taxation, and regulation are considered.

Publicly listed network

WVLA chapters and local contacts

WVLA's official public contact page lists the following chapter communities. MCLA serves Mercer County as part of the statewide association.

Mercer County

Bluefield, Princeton, and communities throughout Mercer County.

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Charleston / Kanawha

WVLA's Charleston and Kanawha County chapter community.

Cabell County

Local chapter serving the Huntington and Cabell County area.

Clarksburg

Local chapter serving landlords in and around Clarksburg.

Upper Ohio Valley

Chapter community serving West Virginia's Upper Ohio Valley.

Wood County

Local chapter serving Parkersburg and Wood County.

Chapter information changes over time. Confirm current contacts on the official WVLA contact page.

Ethical rental housing

Principles reflected in WVLA's Code of Ethics

WVLA's published code calls members to treat tenants honestly and professionally, provide safe and habitable housing, follow fair-housing law, respond to service requests, understand applicable laws, maintain properties responsibly, handle security deposits fairly, and serve their communities.

Read the official Code of Ethics

How MCLA puts those principles to work

  • Plain-English education and compliance resources
  • Local meetings and peer problem-solving
  • West Virginia forms and operating checklists
  • Fair-housing and habitability guidance
  • Constructive local and statewide advocacy
Online services

Chapters currently available on this portal

Each participating chapter's private records remain isolated. Public portal availability is not a complete list of every WVLA chapter.

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