Independent Rental Owners (IROs)

Welcome Independent Rental Owners (IROs)!

We're glad you're here! Independent Rental Owners (IROs) own and manage single family homes, duplexes, triplexes, or scattered site homes in Arizona without a third-party management company. While IROs face many of the same challenges as larger property management companies, the often face their own unique set of situations, as well. 

Upcoming IRO Meetings and Events

Virtual Round Tables | Sept 24, Nov 12, Jan 14

Virtual round tables offer the opportunity for both education and networking, and are tailored to the unique needs of Independent Rental Owners who operate a smaller amount of rental housing. 

Learn how to protect your property, and how to act fast if and when disaster strikes in our next Virtual Round Tables series, Property Protection: Prevention & Picking Up the Pieces.

Register for Round Tables

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IRO's Directory of Industry Partners

Do you need service to one or more of your rental properties? Access a directory of AMA member Industry Partners who service properties between 1-100 units.

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IRO Resources

State of Arizona Landlord and Tenant Statutes

1. Arizona Landlord and Tenant Act - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
2. Arizona State Legislature - Make Your Voice Heard - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab

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Rental Documents (must be logged-in to access)

1. AMA Lease Forms 
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Processes And Procedures

1. Apply For A Rental License - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
2. Register Your Rental Property - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Owners in most Arizona counties may register their rental properties by filling out the Arizona Residential Rental Property Form - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab and submitting it to their County Assessors Office.
   • See below if your county offers an alternative form for registering:
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       • Graham County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
       • La Paz County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
       • Maricopa County Form and Instructions - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
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3. File An Eviction:

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   • Apache County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Coconino County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Cochise County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Gila County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Graham County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Greenlee County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Maricopa County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Mohave County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Navajo County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Pima County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Pinal County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Santa Cruz County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Yavapai County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
   • Yuma County - opens in a new tab - opens in a new tab
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