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Several television shows have popularized house flipping. These shows may make the process seem more glamorous than it actually is, but with a combination of ability, work and luck, an Arizona resident can indeed make a decent living by buying, re-furbishing and then...
There are many positives to owning a condominium in Arizona. When compared to owning a house, it avoids many of the challenges that people might face including being solely responsible for repairs, maintenance and safety. Still, there are difficulties that can arise....
Our readers who are familiar with previous posts here probably already know a bit about eminent domain and how that legal concept might impact their property rights. In short, eminent domain is the process by which a governmental entity or other authorized entity can...
Most Phoenix businesses that are interested in constructing a building to house their operations realize that the City has adopted a zoning ordinance that controls the uses on specific parcels of land. The City’s Planning and Zoning Division provides many different...
When negotiating your commercial real estate leases in Arizona, you should include a damage provision. This is sometimes called a damage and destruction clause. Most damage provisions state that the tenant is responsible for keeping the property in the same condition...
When you purchase a home, land or a business, you are under the impression that this real property is yours in its entirety. Essentially, a property owner is the owner of the land as it is described in the deed. However, certain events might alter the lot lines of...
A person who agrees to be on the board of a homeowners’ association, or HOA, needs to understand that the opportunity comes with a lot of responsibilities. Individual board members, as well as the board itself, must make sure they follow the HOA’s founding and other...
For residents of Arizona condominiums or cooperatives the question of suing a condo board member personally may arise. The complexity of this issue hinges on factors such as the board member’s conduct, relevant laws and available protections. This blog post aims to...
Purchasing commercial property is often a good investment. Since most commercial property leases last for years, commercial property tenants can provide a consistent, long-term source of income. Finding good commercial property tenants may sometimes be difficult....
Running an homeowners' association or cooperative can be difficult in several regards. For many who serve on a board of directors, enforcing covenants can be the trickiest part. After all, a lot of people dislike the conflict involved with enforcement, as it can cause...