Thank you for the info! Up to how many days of the tenant staying at your property is it still considered a short term rental?

And they won't make any repairs both of my toilets are broken and it's been over 6 months and they still haven't fixed anything

@eFormsOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Hello there, apologies for the delay. Unfortunately we are unable to respond to your comment because doing so would involve providing legal advice, which we are not permitted to do. If you are still confronting this issue, please consider finding a local attorney to help. Best of luck!

Please if anyone has any info please let me know because I'm not on the lease but I still live at the condo I was paying 725 and then they pushed it up to a 1000 but I'm not on a lease

@eFormsOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, and apologies for the delay. While we are unable to offer legal advice about your particular situation, here are few things to keep in mind: - Tenants who lack a lease but continue to live in a property are considered "tenants at will" or sometimes "tenants at sufferance." A court will treat the situation as though there is a lease, even if there isn't. - The terms of the lease will be provided by the defaults in state law, and the way the landlord and tenant have behaved in the past. For example, if a tenant has traditionally provided rent on the 1st of the month, a court might treat that as the date on which rent is due. - Whether or not they have a lease, there is not much tenants can about rent increases. There is no statewide rent control in Arizona, and it is illegal for cities to impose rent control on their own: www.azleg.gov/viewdocument/?docName=www.azleg.gov/ars/33/01329.htm If someone feels that a rent increase is extremely high and sudden, then the person can challenge the increase as "unconscionable," but this is highly dependent on the individual circumstances. Hope that helps!

What if I've been living at my condo for about 5 years and I've been on a lease except for the last 2 years and I'm still living here paying rent and then they Pushed up the rent can they legally do that if I'm not on a lease doesn't it have to stay the same as I was pain before

@eFormsOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Hello there, apologies for the delay. While we cannot provide legal advice for your specific situation, here are some things to keep in mind: - Many leases begin with with a one-year requirement, in which a tenant agrees to stay for one year, and the landlord may not raise rent during this time, other than occasionally to account for local tax increases. It is common for these leases to include an option in which, after the conclusion of the initial year, the lease continues under a month-to-month arrangement. You may be able to determine whether this is the case with your lease by looking at your lease-agreement. - Under a month-to-month lease, a landlord can typically raise rent so long as the tenant is given one month's notice of the increase. Landlords have considerable flexibility with rent increases under Arizona law, and rent control laws are not permitted. See: www.azleg.gov/viewdocument/?docName=www.azleg.gov/ars/33/01329.htm - It's also possible for arrangements without a lease to be considered a "tenancy at will" or a "tenancy at sufferance." In this case, the default landlord-tenant rules would apply. See here: housing.az.gov/sites/default/files/documents/files/Landlord-Tenant-Act-ADOH-Publication-July-2018_0.pdf Hope that helps.

If the landlord states you will receive your deposit back next week, is it still required to request it as part of AZ laws?

Hi there. If I give a 30 day notice to vacate an apartment with no lease but I stay 5 days over the 30 days can they charge me for the whole month or just 5 days of rent?

@eFormsOfficial

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Hi there. We unfortunately can't answer specific legal questions, and your question can vary in terms of location, whether it be state or county. We recommend reaching out to a local attorney that specialized in real estate.

@wanaraz

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@@eFormsOfficial A general answer?

Still current as of 2022?

@eFormsOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Hello there. We are in the process of updating all of our rental law videos to account for recent changes to state rental laws, some of which were created in response to the coronavirus. Those updates will be posted soon, but in the meantime, check our Arizona lease agreement page for the most up to date information: eforms.com/rental/az/ Best of luck!