The following information or additions are required for either some or all residential rental agreements in Arizona. Arizona landlords must present a list of move-in checks (with a signed copy of the lease) when taking possession of the property. This checklist can be used to identify existing damages, to break down deductions from the deposit (if any) during the extract. Under Arizona law, subsequent disclosures and additions of leases are not necessary, but help either reduce future conflicts with tenants or reduce the legal liability of landlords. Return of deposits: if the tenant evacuates the premises, the lessor may use all means designated as a deposit or prepaid rent to compensate for the costs caused by the tenant`s non-compliance with certain provisions of the rental agreement. When the lease ends, the lessor has fourteen (14) days (excluding weekends or legal holidays) to send the tenant a list of damages and deductions from the deposit. The tenant has sixty (60) days from receipt to dispute the amount to be refunded from the deposit / prepaid rent. The tenant loses his right to dispute the amount after this period. Non-refundable Fee and Deposit(s) – All deposits or non-refundable fees must be disclosed in the rental agreement for them to be legally acceptable (Status 33-1321). Lease agreement with purchase option agreement – The tenant pays the rent as a typical lease with the additional option of having the legal right to purchase the property. This rental agreement uses the following method to calculate incidental costs between tenants: [ ] Home Square Footage [ ] Number of tenants [ ] Evenly distributed among tenants [ ] Miscellaneous:__ The checklist must contain any existing damage or furniture (for example.B. appliances or furniture) that must be returned in the condition in which they were when moving in. Maintenance and repair.

It is the tenant`s responsibility to maintain and maintain the rental property during the rental period. Exceptional damages, such as.B. damage caused by accident events, are the responsibility of the tenant to immediately inform the owner. In all cases where an immediate need for repair is necessary and until the lessor cannot immediately provide the amount for repairs, the tenant can bear the costs and is reimbursed by the owner….