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In Arizona, landlords can end month-to-month leases with a 30-day notice without providing a reason. However, they cannot terminate for retaliatory or discriminatory reasons. If you suspect retaliation or discrimination, consult a local attorney or tenants rights organization. Contact Arizona Tenants Advocates for further assistance.Full Conversation
I live in Arizona and have a month to month lease. I just had the reality management do a walk thru and three days later got a letter stating that the landlord is ending our tenancy without any explanation. We do have an issue with the floor boards begining to rot and fall apart
In Arizona, a landlord can end a month-to-month tenancy by providing a *-day notice. However:
- The landlord cannot end tenancy for retaliatory reasons (like reporting a health or safety issue).
- If you believe this is the case, you may want to consult with a local attorney or tenant's rights organization.
Arizona Tenants Advocates
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * S Lakeshore Dr #*, Tempe, AZ *
Website: www.arizonatenants.com Don't they have to give me a reason for ending tenancy.
In Arizona, landlords aren't legally required to provide a reason when ending a month-to-month tenancy with a *-day notice. However, they can't terminate for discriminatory or retaliatory reasons. If you suspect this, contact a local legal authority.
I just tried to call and had no answer, will try to call again a little later
That's a good idea, Michael. Keep trying to contact the Arizona Tenants Advocates for assistance. If you continue to have trouble reaching them, you might want to consider consulting with a local attorney for further advice.
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