Landlord tenant; evictions for cause

This bill changes the rules for landlords terminating rental agreements in Arizona. It adds new reasons for immediate termination, such as illegal discharge of a weapon or criminal street gang activity. For tenants who have rented for 12 months or more, landlords can only terminate or refuse to renew a lease if the tenant fails to pay rent, materially breaches the agreement, or if the landlord or a close family member will live in the property, or the property is removed from the rental market. If the landlord terminates for the latter reasons, they must waive one month's rent or provide one month's rent as relocation assistance.

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