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Question: I am not on the lease but i have lived in my house for 2.5 years. I am behind on the a portion of my rent for march. My roommates have told me I need to be out in 48 hours because in the state of Arizona a sub-renter has no rights and only need 48 hour notice

Answer: There is no law in the state of Arizona that protects sub-renters who are not on the lease. The Arizona Landlord Tenant Act only protects tenants who have a binding lease with the landlord. You are essentially a guest to whoever is currently on the lease and they reserve the right to have you leave if they wish. When renting a home your name should always be on the lease, some landlords are able to do separate leasing for one home, this will ensure that you are protected and have rights as a tenant.

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  • I am not on the lease but i have lived in my house for 2.5 years. I am behind on the a portion of my rent for march. My roommates have told me I need to be out in 48 hours because in the state of Arizona a sub-renter has no rights and only need 48 hour notice

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