Welcome to Tucson-Homes .net

We are your resource for finding and buying your home, land, income property, or commercial property in the Tucson area. We currently showcase homes in the Tucson, Arizona area, including Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita, Vail, Green Valley, and Corona de Tucson. Through this website, you'll have access to search MLS properties in the Tucson area, and your inquiries will be routed to our professional network of lenders and real estate agents.

Step 1 - Search for your perfect home

Use our flexible home search to search homes, land, income property, and commercial property in the Tucson area, or
Use our quick search options from the menu on the left side. Home search options include searching various regions of Tucson and suburbs, along with Tucson Foreclosures, Tucson Short Sales, Tucson Bank Owned Homes, Tucson Homes by Subdivision, and others.

Step 2 - Pre-qualify for a home purchase by filling out our SIMPLE pre-qualification form. You will be contacted by a lending professional and/or a real estate professional once we have your request.

Step 3 - Continue searching our homes, land, income property, or commercial property. If you see anything of interest, you are welcome to fill out a simple property request. Your property request will be received by one of our real estate agents who will be able to answer any questions you have and give you the personalized attention you deserve.

Whether you are a buyer or a seller, our team of agents can help you.

First Time Home Buyer

If you have never bought a home before (or haven't owned a home in the last 3 years), the U.S. government will give you a tax credit of up to $8,000 for the purchase of your primary residence before April 30, 2010. Even if you have owned a home before you may be elligible for a tax credit up to $6,500. Click to read more about the First Time Home Buyer program.

USDA Financing - 100% Loans

You may be elligible for a 100% loan with no downpayment if you are buying in areas classified as "rural". You will be surprised to learn that many areas fall into this category even though they are not thought of as rural areas. The biggest areas for USDA financing are Sahuarita, Vail, Corona de Tucson, and some parts of Marana. Click to read more about the USDA Loan program.

VA Loans - 100% Loans

You may be elligible for a 100% loan with no downpayment if you currently serve or have served in the military. You'll need to have a credit score of a 570 or higher to qualify. Click to read more about the VA Loan program.

Great Home Values

If you're in search for great Tucson home values, we've identified several newer homes in the Tucson area that may be of interest to you. Some of these homes may be bank owned, short sales, or may need some work. Remember, if you're a buyer, using a real estate agent does not cost you anything and can provide you with helpful knowledge that is essential for the large investment of buying your home. Please contact an agent if you would like more information.

News from www.azbiz.com
Jul 29, 2010

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Most controversial points enjoined in SB 1070

Federal District Judge Susan Bolton released a mixed ruling today enjoining the most controversial points of SB 1070 but allowing parts of the law to take effect. <more>

Construction Real Estate from www.azbiz.com
Jul 29, 2010

Construction unemployment stuck at 20.1%; housing inventory dips

The jobs outlook for construction workers grew darker in June, according to U.S. Labor Department data. For the second straight month, construction unemployment stayed near Depression-era levels at 20.1 percent nationally. <more>

Pent-up demand has more big box retailers looking at region

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FBI to consolidate regional operations in massive new headquarters

As part of a nationwide initiative to improve efficiency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation will move its regional operations into a new 84,353 square foot, state-of-the-art office west of downtown Tucson in January 2012. <more>