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Arizona Residential Landlord Services Norman Keyt -09-26T21:36:01+00:00

This website is primarily for people who own and rent Arizona real property.  We provide a wide range of legal services for Arizona residential  and commercial landlords.  We can prepare and serve any kind of landlord tenant notice, we prosecute eviction cases for Arizona landlords and we represent landlords in lawsuits to recover damages caused by their tenants whether the damage is the result of a breach of contract or damage to the property.   If your tenant files bankruptcy. we can represent you in Federal Bankruptcy Court to get relief from the automatic stay and recover possession of your property.

We also offer landlord-friendly form and custom Arizona Residential Leases that are tailored to the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act .   Don t rely on form leases from national websites or retail stores.   If you re an Arizona landlord you need our Arizona leases designed to protect you and your property.

Sometimes you just need some legal advice to deal with a particular landlord/tenant question.  We offer phone and office consultations .  And at the back-end of the eviction process, after you get a money judgment, we can handle wage garnishments and other post-judgment remedies to help you get your money.

Being a successful residential landlord in Arizona is a lot easier of you have the right legal tools. Our Short Courses for Arizona Residential Landlords© give you the tools  you need.

The Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act lays down a host of legal requirements for residential landlords.  Know exactly what you can do with security deposits.  Learn everything you need to know about landlord access to the property and how to avoid potential liability to your tenant for abuse of access.  Don t lose money by running afoul of Arizona s partial rent payment law.  Know exactly what to do if you suspect your tenant has abandoned the property.

What s Included

Each Short Course includes not only an easy to understand explanation of the law, but each course also comes with all the related legal forms you need to work with your tenant.  For example, the Short Course on partial payments comes with a partial payment agreement form that will allow you to accept partial payments and still preserve your right to evict and collect all the unpaid money your tenant owes.

Residential Landlord Forms Superpack

Our Arizona Residential Landlord Superpack  contains all of our Short Courses and forms, plus ten other legal forms no Arizona landlord should do without.  The Superpack also includes our standard Arizona landlord-friendly lease.  Follow this link to get your Landlord Superpack .

Tenant Notices All Arizona evictions must start with a legally acceptable notice served on your tenant using one of the methods set out in the law.  This article explains how to provide legally effective notice to your tenants. Justice Court Evictions Most Arizona residential evictions are done in Justice Courts.  We explain Arizona Justice Court evictions.  Superior Court Evictions Arizona law requires that certain types of evictions must be filed in Superior Court.  We explain the types of eviction cases that must be filed in the higher court. Immediate Evictions If your tenant is involved in criminal activity on your property or threatens the health and safety of other people around your property, under Arizona law it may be possible to get your tenant out within a matter of days.   Writ of Restitution What if your tenant won t leave even after you get an eviction judgment?  You need a writ of restitution issued by the court.  The writ empowers a peace office to remove your tenant from the property.   Real Estate Repossession Service  Arizona law sets out a specific procedure for a landlord to follow when they recover possession through a writ of restitution.  We guide you through that process.  Arizona Commercial Eviction   We prosecute evictions for Arizona commercial landlords.  The law applicable to Arizona commercial evictions is completely different from the law applicable to residential evictions.