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Introducing our New Landlords Association of Arkansas President!

We are thrilled to present the face of leadership for the Landlords Association of Arkansas, our newly appointed President, LuAnn Deere. With a wealth of experience and a passion for advancing the interests of landlords, LuAnn is poised to guide the association to new heights.

Join Us in Welcoming LuAnn Deere as Our New President!

We invite all members and associates to join us in congratulating LuAnn on her new role. The Landlords Association of Arkansas is excited about the future and the positive impact we will collectively make under LuAnn's guidance.

Stay tuned for updates, events, and collaborative efforts as we continue to strengthen the voice of landlords in Arkansas!

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Mission Statement

Our mission as the Landlords Association of Arkansas is to provide local landlord associations the opportunity to join together to assist each other by offering suggestion, encouragement and education when ever possible. To maintain and improve the living conditions and value of rental property in the state of Arkansas. To develop a reputation of landlords as important and caring business people in the state of Arkansas. To help implement cooperation between tenants, landlords, state and local governments.

 

 

What Is The Landlords Association of Arkansas?

The Landlords Association of Arkansas is a vital organization to the success of landlords statewide. We strive to be the best property managers possible.

The Landlord Association of Arkansas is comprised of several local associations. The local associations are active in affairs specific to their city or county. The state-level association provides a method where the local associations share information and common objectives.

We have been successful in passing legislation that has strengthened our ability as property owners to operate our livelihoods, while defeating legislation intended to unfairly affect our profession, whether such legislation consists of bad regulations, unfair taxation, or other impact.

The Landlords Association of Arkansas is here to support the local landlord organizations in any way we can, and we are willing to answer any questions for you; to commit to that goal state members will be available to come speak at your local meetings to promote our common agenda with your membership.

Landlords Association of Arkansas Implied Quality of Standards

Members of local chapters of the Landlords Association of Arkansas establish and acknowledge that they will strive to offer property “For Let” that meets or exceeds the standards set forth below which includes making property available which conforms to the laws and standards of the municipality in which they have chosen to take part.

 

Implied Quality Standard

 

Except when prevented by an act of God, failure of public utility or other force majeure, members of the Landlord Association of Arkansas pledge their residential property for lease or rent should;

 

  • Have a functioning roof and building envelope;
  • Have functioning electricity, potable water, and sanitary sewer system that conforms to applicable building and housing codes in existence at the time of installation;
  • Have a functioning heating and/or air conditioning system to the extent the system served the premises at the time the landlord and the resident entered into the agreement;
  • Have a functioning smoke alarm(s) or carbon monoxide detectors (if required) installed at the time the agreement is entered into.

 

A landlord will be presumed to be in compliance with the standards given above if the non-compliance was caused by the deliberate or negligent act or omissions of:

 

  • The resident;
  • a member of the resident's family;
  • another occupant or visitor on the premises;
  • any person other than the landlord or the landlord's agent on the premises with the consent of the resident, including without limitation a person employed directly by the resident to make repairs to the premises with or without the knowledge and consent of the landlord
  • The resident unreasonably refused entry to the landlord or the landlord's representative to correct the problem

 

Before signing a lease/rental agreement the applicant will have the opportunity to inspect the property, have someone inspect the property on their behalf at their expense.  

 

The resident will have an opportunity to review the agreement or have someone review it on their behalf at their expense.  

 

If the resident is not satisfied with the inspection of the premises or the review of the agreement, the applicant will have the opportunity to walk away from the transaction without penalty.