CC&Rss 18

Total Cases1
Homeowner Case Wins1
HOA Case Wins0
Homeowner Win Rate100.0%

Top Respondent Firms

  • Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC: 1 cases

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    CC&Rs 4.8

    Total Cases1
    Homeowner Case Wins1
    HOA Case Wins0
    Homeowner Win Rate100.0%

    Top Respondent Firms

    • (No recorded respondent firm): 1 cases

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      A.R.S. § 33-1806.01

      Total Cases2
      Homeowner Case Wins1
      HOA Case Wins1
      Homeowner Win Rate50.0%

      📜 Relevant Arizona Revised Statutes

      A.R.S. § 33-1806.01

      Rental property; member and agent information; fee; disclosure

      33-1806.

      01. Rental property; member and agent information; fee; disclosure

      A. A member may use the member's property as a rental property unless prohibited in the declaration and shall use it in accordance with the declaration's rental time period restrictions.

      B. A member may designate in writing a third party to act as the member's agent with respect to all association matters relating to the rental property, except for voting in association elections and serving on the board of directors. The member shall sign the written designation and shall provide a copy of the written designation to the association. On delivery of the written designation, the association is authorized to conduct all association business relating to the member's rental property through the designated agent. Any notice given by the association to a member's designated agent on any matter relating to the member's rental property constitutes notice to the member.

      C. Notwithstanding any provision in the community documents, on rental of a member's property an association shall not require a member or a member's agent to disclose any information regarding a tenant other than the name and contact information for any adults occupying the property, the time period of the lease, including the beginning and ending dates of the tenancy, and a description and the license plate numbers of the tenants' vehicles. If the planned community is an age restricted community, the

      member, the member's agent or the tenant shall show a government issued identification that bears a photograph and that confirms that the tenant meets the community's age restrictions or requirements.

      D. On request of an association or its managing agent for the disclosures prescribed in subsection C of this section, the managing agent or, if there is no managing agent, the association may charge a fee of not more than twenty-five dollars, which shall be paid within fifteen days after the postmarked request. The fee may be charged for each new tenancy for that property but may not be charged for a renewal of a lease. Except for the fee permitted by this subsection and fees related to the use of recreational facilities, the association or its managing agent shall not assess, levy or charge a fee or fine or otherwise impose a requirement on a member's rental property any differently than on an owner-occupied property in the association.

      E. Notwithstanding any provision in the community documents, the association is prohibited from doing any of the following:

      1. Requiring a member to provide the association with a copy of the tenant's rental application, credit report, lease agreement or rental contract or other personal information except as prescribed by this section. This paragraph does not prohibit the association from acquiring a credit report on a person in an attempt to collect a debt.

      2. Requiring the tenant to sign a waiver or other document limiting the tenant's due process rights as a condition of the tenant's occupancy of the rental property.

      3. Prohibiting or otherwise restricting a member from serving on the board of directors based on the member's not being an occupant of the property.

      4. Imposing on a member or managing agent any fee, assessment, penalty or other charge in an amount greater than fifteen dollars for incomplete or late information regarding the information requested pursuant to subsection C of this section.

      F. Any attempt by an association to exceed the fee, assessment, penalty or other charge authorized by subsection D or E of this section voids the fee, assessment, penalty or other charge authorized by subsection D or E of this section. This section does not prevent an association from complying with the housing for older persons act of 1995 (P.L. 104–76; 109 Stat. 787).

      G. An owner may use a crime free addendum as part of a lease agreement. This section does not prohibit the owner's use of a crime free addendum.

      H. This section does not prohibit and an association may lawfully enforce a provision in the community documents that restricts the residency of persons who are required to be registered pursuant to section

      Common Governing Documents Cited

      • Whether The Association Violated By Classifying Short-term Airbnb Guests As Tenants And Charging A $25 Administrative Fee For Each Stay. (1 cases)

      Top Respondent Firms

      • Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC: 1 cases
      • Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP: 1 cases

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        CC&Rss 1.1

        Total Cases1
        Homeowner Case Wins1
        HOA Case Wins0
        Homeowner Win Rate100.0%

        Top Respondent Firms

        • Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, PLC: 1 cases

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          CC&Rss 3.2 And 7.7

          Total Cases1
          Homeowner Case Wins0
          HOA Case Wins1
          Homeowner Win Rate0.0%

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          • Stratman Law Firm, PLC: 1 cases

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            Bylaws Article Iv Covenant For Maintenance Assessments 6

            Total Cases1
            Homeowner Case Wins0
            HOA Case Wins1
            Homeowner Win Rate0.0%

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            • CHDB Law LLP: 1 cases

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              Bylaws Article Iv 6

              Total Cases1
              Homeowner Case Wins0
              HOA Case Wins1
              Homeowner Win Rate0.0%

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              • CHDB Law LLP: 1 cases

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                CC&Rss 7.21

                Total Cases1
                Homeowner Case Wins0
                HOA Case Wins1
                Homeowner Win Rate0.0%

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                • Farley Choate Law: 1 cases

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                  Mciii CC&Rss 4.13

                  Total Cases1
                  Homeowner Case Wins1
                  HOA Case Wins0
                  Homeowner Win Rate100.0%

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                  • Maxwell & Morgan, P.C.: 1 cases

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                    Mciii CC&Rss 4.14

                    Total Cases1
                    Homeowner Case Wins1
                    HOA Case Wins0
                    Homeowner Win Rate100.0%

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                    • Maxwell & Morgan, P.C.: 1 cases

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