New Arizona Law Regarding a Home in Foreclosure being leased
Sample Copy of the Arizona Association of Realtors Residential Lease Agreement
Overview of the Arizona Landlord and Tenant Rights
PDF Copy of the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act - 1/1/2010
PDF Copy of the Arizona Tenant's Rights Handbook - Current as of 1/1/2010
PDF Copy of a City of Scottsdale Landlord/Tenant and Fair Housing Publication
Direct Link to an Eviction Attorney's Website
Link to Many Free Forms Offered by Dr. Evictor
Walkthrough Form - Move-In / Move-Out Checklist
Rental Application
Rental Registration Under A.R.S. §
33-1902, an owner of a residential rental property in Maricopa County
must register certain information relating to the property and its ownership
with the Maricopa County Assessor. ALL owners of residential rental properties
must register their properties regardless of whether the tenant is a family
member. Under the statute, out-of-state owners must designate a statutory agent
who lives in Arizona who will accept legal service on behalf of the owner.
Whether organized in Arizona or elsewhere, a corporation, limited liability
company, partnership, limited partnership, trust or real estate investment
trust must not only designate a statutory agent, but must also register the
name, address and telephone number of both the ownership entity and a principal
within the entity as set forth in the registration form
Failure to register the property or to timely update any information required by
A.R.S §
33-1902 may subject the owner to penalties and other consequences as
provided in the statute.An owner may register his rental property at the link
provided below.The registration may be filed electronically, by mail or by
facsimile. A registration may be rejected if it does not provide all of the
information requested. There is a $10 charge for each
registration. Copied from the Maricopa County Tax Assessor Website 1/1/2010.
Maricopa County Rental Property Registration Form PDF or Online
Pinal County Rental Property Registration Form PDF
If your Rental Property was Built Before 1978, you MUST give this
Lead Based Paint Disclosure to a prospective tenant before entering into a contract with a potential tenant. We suggest you read lines 171 - 182 of the
AAR Residential Lease Agreement. You should also provide a copy of "
Protect Your Family from Lead in your Home." There is also a
Lead Brochure
that will help educate yourself and your tenant about Lead. We suggest
offering this to the tenant before entering into a contract with a tenant. The EPA has the Power and Has been known to Fine $11,000 for each and every missed initial and/or signature on this form. They have the power to edit broker files with what is an equivalent power of a 24/7/365 subpoena, and they use the power.