Arizona HB4122 amends the Arizona residential landlord and tenant act to regulate rental application fees and property retrieval processes.
Arizona HB4122 amends the Arizona residential landlord and tenant act by prohibiting landlords from charging prospective tenants for background checks, credit reports, or other screening processes. It also restricts landlords from charging more than the actual cost of these checks or reports. The bill mandates that landlords provide tenants with a written rental agreement, including details on rent, fees, and property disclosures. It allows landlords to request and store tenants' property, including pets, if rent is unpaid or if the tenant is incapacitated or deceased.
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