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Arizona Real Estate Law Links

The web sites listed below contain information related to Arizona real estate purchases, sales, and development.

Arizona Government Agencies

• Arizona Department of Real Estate

• Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

• Arizona Department of Health Services

• Arizona Department of Water Resources

• Arizona Geological Society

• Arizona Registrar of Contractors

• Arizona Structural Pest Control Commission

• Arizona State Land Department

• Cochise County Floodplain Division

• Maricopa County Flood Control District - determine if property is in a flood plain

• Maricopa County Recorder - recorded documents online

• Pima County Flood Control District

• City of Phoenix Environmental Programs

• City of Tempe Environmental Services Division

• Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District

Arizona Department of Real Estate Forms & Information

• Database of ADRE Licensees (active & inactive)

• Arizona Real Estate Law Book - Online version of Arizona real estate statutes.

• ADRE's Substantive Policy Statements - The current approach of the Arizona Department of Real Estate to or opinion of the requirements of applicable laws, administrative rules and regulations and the ADRE's current practice, procedure or method of action based upon that approach or opinion.  These statements explain the ADRE's interpretations and enforcement policies with respect to Arizona real estate law and Commissioner's rules.

• How to File a Complaint Against a Real Estate Licensee - Consumer's guide to filing complaints with the Arizona Department of Real Estate

• Complaint Form INV-800 - The form to file a complaint with the ADRE against an Arizona real estate salesperson, subdivider or developer.

• Arizona Department of Real Estate Recovery Fund FAQ - Commonly asked questions and answers about the ADRE recovery fund.

• Arizona Department of Real Estate Recovery Fund FAQ II - Another ADRE information page about the recovery fund.

• Arizona Department of Real Estate Recovery Fund Information - Form RF-100 - Information on how to collect money from the ADRE recovery fund if a licensee violates Arizona real estate law.

• Application for Payment from the Real Estate Recovery Fund - Form RF-107

• Notice to Judgment Debtor - Form RF-109

• Proof of Service - Personal - Form RF-110

• Proof of Service - Certified Mail - Form RF-111

• Application for Subdivision Public Report -  Before selling or leasing subdivided land, the owner must obtain a public report from the ADRE.

• Template for Preparing a Subdivision Public Report

• Disciplinary Summaries -Actions taken against Arizona real estate licensees since 1998

• Information about Certified Home Inspectors

• About Home Owners Associations (HOAs)

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

• ADEQ Septic Tank Inspection Requirements - Since January 1, 2002, septic tanks installed in Arizona on or after  January 1, 2001, must be inspected by a qualified inspector before a home can be sold.

• ADEQ Form A316 - Form to be filled out by the inspector as part of the property transfer process.  The completed form must be sent to the applicable county health or environmental department.

• ADEQ List of Provider Categories - Potential inspectors of on-site wastewater systems.

• ADEQ Recommended Inspection Checklist - ADEQ checklist for use by inspectors to assist in completing the official transfer inspection form (ADEQ Form A316).

Arizona Real Estate Listing Services

• Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service

• Tucson Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service

Arizona Landlord Tenant Forms

• Eviction Complaint - Justice Court
• Summons - Justice Court
• Affidavit of Service of Process - Justice Court

Miscellaneous Real Estate Related

• Arizona Department of Transportation Future Freeway Construction

• Arizona Homestead Law - A.R.S. §§ 33-1101 - 33-1105, provide an automatic homestead exemption of $100,000.

• Arizona Sex Offender Info Center

• Arizona Association of Realtors

• Acquiring Real Property in Sonora, Mexico

• Military airport - vicinity information

• Public airport - vicinity information

• Expansive Soil Survey - Map of expansive soil deposits in the Phoenix area. Expansive soil deposits can damage homes built on them.

• Mortgage and Loan Information

• Swimming Pool Barrier Laws & Information

About KEYTLaw.com

KEYTLaw.com and information about Arizona real estate matters are provided as a public service by Richard Keyt, a residential and commercial real estate attorney licensed to practice law in Arizona. Rick's telephone numbers are 602-906-4953, ext. 3 (voice) & 602-297-6890 (fax), and his email address is rickkeyt@keytlaw.com.  Rick does not accept matters involving landlord / tenant disputes or litigation of any kind (other than tax lien foreclosures).  Communicating with Richard Keyt via email or otherwise does not cause you to become a client or cause your communications to be confidential or subject to the attorney client privilege.

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