Property Management Blog

Wondering about the eviction process in Arizona?

Both the landlord and the tenant in Arizona, just like any renter in other states, have a responsibility to uphold the terms of the lease or rental agreement per the state's Landlord-Tenant Act. 

This means paying rent on time, caring for the rental unit, and abiding...

As an Arizona landlord, charging a security deposit is a great idea. It’s meant to protect you against financial losses and cover unexpected costs associated with leasing out a rental unit. For instance, if a tenant fails to pay their monthly rent in accordance with the lease agreement, or if they cause damage exceeding normal we...

Landlord-tenant laws help protect both parties involved in a lease or rental agreement. In Arizona, these laws are outlined in the Arizona Landlord Tenant Act. 

After a prospective tenant signs the lease, they are automatically granted certain rights under the law. For example, the legal right to a habitable dwelling with th...

In the U.S., all tenants have a right to quiet enjoyment of their rented premises. Under an implied covenant or warranty, all lease agreements should include a statement regarding a tenant’s right to quiet enjoyment. 

In other words, a tenant has a right to enjoy their rented premises without the landlord&rs...

As a property owner, property maintenance is one of your most important responsibilities. 

Maintaining your units will allow you to experience plenty of benefits, such as detecting minor issues early and maintaining your property’s value. 

Maintenance is also super important because, as a landlord...

There are many advantages of having long-term renters in your rental property. For instance, these types of renters tend to pay their rent on time and don’t cause property damage. As a landlord, this should be your goal. However, if you’ve gone through frequent turnovers, don’t feel hopeless. Attracting and...

One of the best things you can give your renters is the feeling of safety. No matter how luxurious your rental space is, nobody will rent it if they don’t feel secure. Even if the rent price is incredibly low, people won’t trade their feeling of safety.

While making safety improvem...

As a property owner, you want to make sure that your tenants are happy to be living in your property. A happy tenant is more likely to renew their lease year after year.

But, the question is: how can you make a tenant happy? Well, luckily for you,

Pros and Cons of Renting to Tenants with Pets

Pets are everywhere these days; your eyes aren’t fooling you. According to Pet Secure, Americans topped pet ownership lists. They claimed the number one spot worldwide for dogs, cats, and fish as pets. In fact, Americans even allocate a huge sum...