LIVE IN A HOME —- NOT AN APARTMENT

Relax in your new home with a large backyard and quiet neighborhood. This home is nestled in a great location. You may feel like you’re out in the country, but you are close to shopping, schools and all the amenities of the city.

201 W Roger Rd. Tucson 85705
2 separate homes on 3/4 acre lot

• UPDATED KITCHEN APPLIANCES
• WASHER/DRYER HOOKUPS
• TILE THROUGHOUT
• BIG YARD
• CENTRAL AIR

Free to Apply:

$55.00 per person or $80.00 per couple once approved

$890.00 per Month (Normally $950 but $60 discount for paying on 25th= $890.00)
$950.00 Deposit
$280.00/month for Utilities (If you use less, get money back at the end of the lease)

* PETS: $150.00 deposit + $15.00 a month per pet

Breed restriction policy: Pit Bulldog, Chow, Rottwieller, Doberman, German Shepard, Mastiff, Staffordshire Terriers, or any mix of these dogs. No Reptiles, Rabbits, Hamsters, Ferrets, Snakes or Rodents of any kind will be allowed.

TO QUALIFY:

• Combined Adult income over $2500 Month
• Same occupation over 2 years
• No evictions or violent felonies
• Good Credit rating is a bonus

Make sure you like the location:

201 W Roger Rd. Tucson, AZ 85705

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Depending on your financial situation and preferred style of living, there are many advantages to renting:

Renting a home can be cheaper than buying a home. …
You have more flexibility when you rent. …
You will be responsible for performing minor maintenance and repair work on the property, but nothing major.

Depending on your financial situation and preferred style of living, there are many advantages to renting:

Renting a home can be cheaper than buying a home. Your payments tend to be lower than a comparable house payment. Also, your rent may cover utility costs (additional savings).

You have more flexibility when you rent. Most leases are for 12 months. So, if your job requires you to move frequently, renting can be a desirable alternative to owning.

Your landlord, not you, is responsible for performing nearly all maintenance and repair work on the property.
Financial Disadvantages of Renting

There is no tax break for renting. You won’t be able to claim any deduction for mortgage interest and property taxes when you file your tax returns.

Here are the factors to consider when comparing buying to renting a home:

Homeownership requires you to have a stable or growing income.

The financial benefits of homeownership are long term. You should have a budget and a savings plan in place before buying a home. Owning a home is a big responsibility.

Your credit score will impact how much you can borrow and at what terms. If you have substantial credit card debt, you may want to seek the help of a credit counseling agency and debt management program and pay your debt down, before applying for a mortgage.