If you’re looking for property management services in Sahuarita, then be sure to turn to a high-quality property management company — turn to Simply Property Management. Our team of top-notch property managers are experienced, highly trained, and ready to assist you with your home needs.
Managing property isn’t as easy as 1, 2, 3, but that’s why we’re here. What sets Simply Property Management apart from other management companies is that we consist of hardworking property managers who are not only experienced, but who truly care about providing high-quality services. Our crew of knowledgeable experts are there to help you with everything from tenant screening, to legal actions, and much more.
We are more than happy to take care of the tough stuff so you don’t have to! We offer a wide variety of services that help us successfully manage your property, and maintain the highest standards in the services we provide.
If you are interested in what our property managers can do for you, feel free to give us a call today. You can reach one of our helpful staff members at
520-777-1049. For additional details on our Real Property Management and what we have to offer, please browse through our website.
Our Tenant screening services include:
These services are available for online inspections by rental verification.
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”I would avail myself of your company's property management services again. Paielli did a superb job of selecting tenants for my rental home. The experience was painless for me. I live out of state which can be difficult at best with managing rental properties. Paielli made the process worry free. I was confident that my home and new tenants were not only a good match but well taken care of without my intervention.
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The Continental Farm of Sahuarita plays a central role in town history. In 1915, worried about the possibility of a German blockade of rubber imports, Bernard Baruch, Joseph Kennedy and J.P. Morgan founded the farm along the Santa Cruz River with hopes of growing guayule: plants that provide rubber. The project was abandoned after the end of World War I, and in 1922, was sold to Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. The Queen rented the land to cotton farmers, in what would be the primary crop for the following four decades. In 1948, R. Keith Walden relocated the Farmers Investment Co. (FICO) from California to Arizona, buying the Continental Farm lands from the Queen. In 1965, over fears of a fall in demand for cotton resulting from the advent of synthetic fibers, Walden switched his crop to pecans. Today, the FICO pecan orchard is the largest in the world, with over 6,000 acres and 106,000 trees.
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