Website overview
About Arizona Deposit Deductions
A free guide for small landlords in Arizona that answers how much you can deduct from a security deposit and when the itemized list is due. It covers the 1.5-month cap on deposits including prepaid rent, nonrefundable fees that must be stated in writing, the move-in form and move-out inspection notice, the 14-day deadline (excluding weekends and legal holidays) after the tenant demands the deposit, first-class mail delivery, twice-the-amount damages for wrongful withholding, and $5,000 small claims. Each rule links to the statute on azleg.gov, with a worked example. Not legal advice.
At a glance
Key features
- Short answer up front with statute citations
- Deposit cap and nonrefundable fee rules (A.R.S. 33-1321)
- Move-in form and move-out inspection notice
- 14-business-day itemized list deadline explained
- Worked deduction example
Practical details
What can you use this website for?
A landlord whose tenant just moved out checks what they can deduct, when the itemized list is due, and how to send it, then uses the free calculator to total deductions and print a statement.
Who is it for?
Small and DIY landlords in Arizona with 1-10 rental units who handle move-outs and deposit returns themselves.
What to know
What makes it different?
Every rule is quoted or cited to the Arizona statute text on azleg.gov, written in plain English, with no sign-up and no ads.
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