Posts Tagged ‘Arizona landlord and tenant law’
What can landlord charge for a tenant’s short-term overstay
Question: My daughter rented an apartment in Tempe for $1,600/month for the nine-month ASU school year. One of her professors was ill, so her final exam in that class was extended five days past the original nine-month lease. Her landlord refused to extend the lease even for five days because a summer school student was…
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Question: Last year our son started his freshman year at ASU. He signed a one-year lease with a $1,700 security deposit for an apartment in a high-rise dormitory owned by a Dallas corporation. After summer school ended, our son cleaned his apartment and moved out. The property manager and our son signed a document that…
Read MoreEviction Due To Mental Illness
Question: In a recent Q and A you discussed a troubled young man acting strange by moaning and dancing by himself at a swimming pool in a Tempe apartment complex. His parents immediately went over there and calmed the situation before the police arrived. The parents were afraid that their son would be evicted, and…
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