Real Estate

Arizona’s Residential Landlord and Tenant Act is the primary source of regulations surrounding the relationship between parties to a rental agreement—as modified or specified by…

Why are real estate contracts so long?  The initial REALTOR® Residential Resale Real Estate Purchase Contact was about one page – today, it is ten…

In early 2020, Arizona lawmakers introduced some proposed bills to the state’s House of Representatives that were aimed at increasing the number of regulations that…

The relationships between landlords and their tenants span the gamut from close (even familial or living in the same space) to the dreaded (and illegal)…

Like any other contract, an agreement for a sale and purchase of real estate is an enforceable document, and a breach of its terms entitles…

As any property lawyer can tell you, property law is a complex area of law, whose rights and duties are often defined by interweaving and…

Failure to pay property taxes in the state of Arizona results in tax liens. Sometimes other lienholders are the ones to foreclose on the property.…

One of the cutting-edge issues in property law, one that promises to have an increasing amount of currency in the coming years, is that of…

Nuisance law in Arizona—as elsewhere—can be a complicated topic. And perhaps the most complicated of these topics—one that some property owners claim goes to a…

Arizona law—via common law tort and nuisance statute—recognizes the concept that one party’s use of their property may have an effect on the ability of…

It is not uncommon for more than one party to purchase a parcel of real property for any number of reasons. Sometimes, in the course…