Posts Tagged ‘Tucson property managers’

3 Upgrades to Make your Kitchen More Eco-friendly

The kitchen is the heart of the home and for good reason. As the central hub of the home, meal preps, delicious food and celebrations start in the kitchen. Fortunately for the last few years there has been a huge movement towards making the heart of the home more environmentally healthy for the whole family to enjoy. Here are 3 upgrades to make your kitchen more eco-friendly.

1.) Appliance Upgrades

Appliances approved by the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Energy Star program use ten percent

Should you rent or buy a home this fall?

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It’s the eternal question; an on-going internal battle that’s progressed for years. Rent or buy? There are many factors to consider when it comes to renting a Tucson home or buying a home in Tucson. And though renting is typically viewed as having fewer risks, home ownership has potential for greater gains if you purchase smartly. So it’s time to start planning. Should you rent or buy a home this fall? Here

What you really need to know about rent to own homes

Why are so many people renting instead of buying a home? Due to lower home inventory, rising home prices, and stricter mortgage qualification standards, the rental rates in Tucson show no signs of slowing down. However, some buyers are finding a way around the cost of buying a home now by investing in a rent-to-own home for later. Rent-to-own deals, also known as a lease-to-own, require buyers to pay extra rents each month plus up-front fees of about five percent

Paying rent on time may improve your credit score

By Cameron Huddleston

For those who don’t know, Experian started including rental payment histories in its credit reports and scores when it acquired RentBureau, a credit bureau that receives rental payment histories from apartment owners and managers. It was a great way for renters in the RentBureau database who made on-time payments to improve their credit score. That database includes only a fraction of the nation’s nearly 100 million renters, though.

To extend this opportunity to more renters, Experian announced that it is collaborating