Arizona Rental Application Template

By TenantLoop teamUpdated 2 min read

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General information, not legal advice. This template is a starting point. Laws differ by state and city, so have a licensed attorney review your final document before you use it.

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The short version

  • A free Arizona edition of our rental application template, as a PDF to print and a Word file to edit.
  • Have a Arizona attorney review your final version before you use it.

A rental application for each adult applicant covering identity, rental and job history, income, household, references and a signed consent to screening. This edition fills in the Arizona rules we could confirm and marks the rest as blanks to check.

Arizona rules for this form

We could not confirm a statewide rule here. Check your county court or a local attorney.

Cities and counties in Arizona can add their own rules on top of these. Check local ordinances before you sign.

What is in the template

  1. Property applied for
  2. Applicant
  3. Rental history
  4. Employment and income
  5. Household
  6. References and emergency contact
  7. Questions
  8. Screening criteria
  9. Authorization and consent
  10. For office use

Before you use it

  • Every adult who will live in the home should complete their own application and sign the screening consent.
  • Ask only what you need to apply written criteria, and never ask about traits that fair housing law protects.
  • Many states and cities cap application fees, limit criminal history questions, or protect income from vouchers.
  • If a consumer report affects your decision, federal law requires an adverse action notice.

For the full explanation of this form, read our guide to the rental application.

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Verify current law

We last checked these Arizona rules on . Laws change and cities can add their own, so confirm the current text before you rely on it, and talk to a Arizona attorney about your situation.

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Written by the team building TenantLoop. Our guides are general information for landlords and property managers; check current law and talk to a qualified professional before you act.