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WHAT IF I RENT A HOUSE THAT'S IN FORECLOSURE - The Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act
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The Landlord Tenant Relationship
Basic information about landlord obligations and renter obligations based upon the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.
by: Community Legal Services - Central Office
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What to do if your landlord does not meet his or her obligations or you disagree with the landlord's list of damages.
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What is a security deposit and what steps need to be taken to get it back upon moving out of a residence.
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Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
This article provides information about the rights and responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants for apartment and home rentals.
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Question: Does AZ Landlord Tenant Act apply to senior living facilities, specifically independent living facilities where residents contract with the facility includes some meals, use of facilities' transportation services, etc? (To be clear, I am not asking about assisted living facilities.)
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Question: I am a senior and live in 202 HUD housing. Management just put notices up on my apartment building: "No Mask No Entry." Is my apartment building considered a Public Place/Setting according to the new Tucson/Pima County Ordinances regarding Face Coverings? If so, and I refuse to wear one technically I could be restricted access to my apartment.
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Question: I am asking for my 89-year-old parents who live in a senior independent living facility in Tucson. They are coming up on a lease renewal in mid June, however, we are planning to move them to another Senior independent living facility in Sept or October to get them closer to me, as I am their primary caregiver. Can they get out of this new lease without penalty?
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