Arkansas
Arkansas has not been read at an official source yet. This page says so, and says why.
Acting for yourself
Whether a non-lawyer may act, and for whom, is set by state law, and Arkansas has not been read at its official source yet. Nothing is shown in its place: another state’s rule would be worse than none.
NOT READ. The legislature does not publish the code itself: its own link leaves the site, after an exit warning, for a commercial publisher. The courts' site is unreachable at the TCP layer from this network (connection refused on ports 80 and 443), not blocked by user-agent filtering. A portal of administrative rules exists but codifies AGENCY rules, not the law sought: wrong body, deliberately set aside. Five official routes measured, all dead. To be retried from a different network.
Renting and landlord-tenant
No landlord-tenant provision has been read at Arkansas’s own code yet, so none is shown. An empty section here means nobody checked, never no law exists.
What this page is, and is not
Everything above was read at the source named next to it, on the date named next to it. Nothing is summarised from memory and nothing is carried over from a neighbouring state. Statutes are amended, so read the source before relying on it.
This is general legal information about Arkansas. It is not advice about your situation, and it is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.