Since the Arizona Constitution, Article 26, specifically permits licensed real estate agents to draft or complete real estate contracts, real estate agents are required and presumed to know the relevant contract law. However harsh the result may be, … [Read more...]

In Arizona the Statute of Limitations (“SOL”) for enforcing a written contract for a debt is 6 years. A.R.S. §12-548. That means that 6 years after a written contract is breached, the non-breaching party can no longer sue to enforce it. So, as the … [Read more...]

You and your neighbor have been good friends for years. Your neighbor just came over and told you that his company has assigned him to work overseas for a year. He informs you that he intends to rent his property for the year and wants you to watch … [Read more...]

Due to challenges in the housing market, many landlords have been willing to finance the sale of their property to their tenants who don’t qualify for conventional loans. In addition to the cautions of seller financing from the Dodd-Frank Act (refer … [Read more...]

As you no doubt know from recent press releases, it’s unlawful to use your “handheld electronic devices” while driving in the City of Tucson as well as outside the city limits in Pima County. Handheld electronic devices obviously will include more … [Read more...]