Property Management Blog

Every tenant in Arizona has a right to be treated fairly and equally. The Fair Housing Act was passed by Congress in 1968 to eliminate housing discrimination that was rife in housing-related matters, from landlords to real estate professionals.Back then, housing discrimination based on race, for example, was commonplace. It was a regular ...

Usually, most tenants who sign a rental lease agreement in Arizona intend to stay for the entire lease period.But despite the good intentions, life happens, and it can force a tenant or landlord to break a lease or terminate their lease agreement with written notice. Some of the reasons landlords might face for breaking a lease in Arizona...

Are you thinking of renting out your Tucson home? If you are, then you’d be making a great move! The city’s real estate market is booming and is shaping up to become a haven for investors. The countless outdoor activities, prospering industry, and the near-perfect climate continue to drive demand for rental housing. So, r...

Long-term tenants are rewarding for landlords. Your investment returns remain steady, you’re under less stress, and rental operating expenses remain lower. Frequent turnovers, on the other hand, mean facing costly vacancies and spending more on maintenance and marketing. This can present a lot of inconvenience to property owners.Now...

Have you set your eyes on Tucson real estate as an investment option?   Tucson’s ideal location is one that’s made it a target for real estate investors. It’s located just about two hours southeast of Phoenix and an hour from the US-Mexico border. Many professionals have chosen to live in Tucson and make the co...

Want to be an investor in Tucson real estate? You’re not the only one considering such a move. The Tucson real estate market has been booming and attracting a lot of interest from investors, corporations and households. Each group might have its own reasons, but some overlap. Tucson has been enjoying a growing job market. ...

For landlords in Arizona,  security deposits are akin to safety nets when they rent out a property. By requiring a tenant to pay it, they essentially guarantee themselves protection against any liabilities their tenant may cause. At least, to some extent. Arizona, much like other states, has security deposit laws in place. It&rs...

Are you looking to invest in Tucson, AZ? If so, you’re on the right track!Arizona has a booming real estate market. Many investors look to Phoenix and Scottsdale when thinking about their next moves in the industry. However, you should consider the potential benefits of investing in Tucson properties as well.Tucson is a growing city...

First and foremost, evicting a tenant is inevitable in any landlord’s career. As a landlord in Tucson, a landlord can initiate an eviction hearing and evict a tenant for a number of reasons under Arizona law.These include nonpayment of rent, rental or lease agreement violation, or engaging in criminal activities within the prop...

Landlord-tenant laws in Arizona are landlord-friendly. In other words, the tenancy laws in Arizona have a more secure legal environment for property owners than they do for renters. Tucson is home to 1,514,208 residents, according to the latest census estimates. Of these, more than 50% are renters. As such, landlord-tenant law comes ...