Which regulation requires property managers to provide tenants with a written notice of their rights?

The Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act mandates that property managers provide tenants with a written notice of their rights. This regulation aims to ensure that tenants are fully informed of their legal rights in relation to rental agreements, maintenance issues, privacy rights, and other pertinent areas of the landlord-tenant relationship. By requiring this notice, the law supports tenant awareness and empowerment, enabling them to understand their rights and responsibilities within the rental process.

The Fair Housing Act primarily addresses issues related to discrimination in housing and does not specifically require a notice of tenant rights. The Property Management Licensing Act governs the licensing and conduct of property management professionals but does not focus on tenant notifications. Lastly, while the Tenant Rights Notification Act pertains to tenant rights, it is not the specific regulation commonly recognized as the one that mandates written notices of rights to tenants within Arizona.