Arizona Department of Revenue

Arizona Affidavit of Property Value (DOR Form 82162)

Prepare the property-value affidavit that records Arizona real-estate sale details.

Arizona's Affidavit of Property Value records parcel, party, sale price, financing, property type, and notary details for many real-property transfers. Docgle turns the checkbox-heavy form into a guided interview before you review and record it.

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Average time

8-12 minutes

Difficulty

moderate

Best for

Arizona buyers, sellers, agents, title teams, and recording teams preparing Form 82162 for a non-exempt real-property transfer.

What this form stands for

Get the affidavit ready for review and notarization without exposing raw parcel, deed-type, property-type, and financing checkbox soup.

If the transfer is exempt, do not complete this affidavit; put the A.R.S. 11-1134 exemption notation on the deed instead.

What you'll need

Assessor parcel number
Seller and buyer names and addresses
Property address and legal description
Sale price, date, down payment, and financing method
Any personal property or energy components included in the price

How the walkthrough is organized

Property identity

Parcel number, split-parcel status, address, legal description, and property type.

Parties

Seller, buyer, related-party relationship, and tax-bill mailing information.

Transfer terms

Deed type, sale price/date, financing method, down payment, and partial-interest details.

Value adjustments

Personal property and solar or energy-efficient components that affected the sale price.

Signing handoff

Preparer contact, review, signatures, and notarization before recording.

Ready to start?

Docgle asks calm, plain-English questions and keeps the official source attached for review.

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