Posts Tagged ‘Arizona rental property’
Rental to Registered Sex Offender is Allowed
Question: Three months ago we rented a small rental home in Cave Creek to a nice young man. The monthly rent payments have been paid on time, and the rental home is in immaculate condition. We recently received an email from one of our former neighbors that this nice young man is a Level Two…
Read MoreRemedies When Tenants Refuse Access to Show Home to Prospective Buyers
Question: We own a rental home in Tempe which we have rented to three ASU students. Our listing broker is trying to sell the home for us. The problem is that our tenants refuse to allow our listing broker to show the home. Our listing broker emails the required 48-hour notice to all three tenants,…
Read MoreNew Anti-Deficiency Laws Don’t Apply to Rental Properties
The new amendments to Arizona’s anti-deficiency laws, effective January 1, 2015, do not apply to rental properties, meaning that anti-deficiency protection will still apply for rental properties. The reason is that the amendments are designed to deny anti-deficiency protection to “spec” homes that are never occupied. Occupied rental properties continue to meet the existing…
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