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The covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs) set up by a homeowners association (HOA) have a major impact on property owners. They have to sign this contract when joining the HOA, and they agree to restrictions that can affect land use, maintenance,...
Serving on a condominium association board can be a rewarding way to help protect the community you live in and its property values. However, it also comes with significant responsibilities. Board members make decisions about assessments, maintenance, repairs, rule...
A letter of intent (LOI) is often the first written step in an Arizona commercial real estate transaction. Many buyers and sellers see it as a simple outline of the proposed deal. That is not always the case. While an LOI usually serves as a framework for future...
A land use violation notice is an official written citation from a city agency that says a property or or land use may be violating zoning rules or municipal code requirements. It often follows a complaint, inspection, permit review or observed site change. Receiving...
A roof leak, broken air conditioner or plumbing issue can interrupt your business fast. If the landlord is not responding to repeated repair requests, withholding rent may seem like the only practical way to force action. In an Arizona commercial lease, stopping...
A commercial lease often represents years of planning and daily business operations. Since so much depends on that agreement, renewal talks can create uncertainty when the parties disagree on the terms. If you manage a commercial property, understanding common sources...
When buying commercial real estate in Arizona, deals can be as complicated as a property’s past. The last thing you want is to lose money when you encounter title problems down the line. Title insurance helps protect your investment from hidden liens and boundary...
When you buy a commercial site in Arizona, you may expect control over development, access and operations. An easement can limit that control. It may affect where you build, how customers enter the property, where utilities run or whether another owner can use part of...
A commercial lockout can help a Phoenix property owner regain control of leased space after a serious default. It can also create legal risk if the landlord moves too quickly, misreads the lease or mishandles property left inside. Before changing the locks, commercial...
Walking into your commercial property to find the lights off, shelves empty and doors locked is a stressful moment for any property owner. Beyond the immediate loss of rent, you are left wondering what your legal options are and how to protect your investment. In...