Selling an occupied rental in South Tucson
Of 1,729 occupied units, 1,135 are renter households (65.64%) and 594 are owner households (34.36%). These are tenure estimates, not vacancy figures. [1]
South Tucson’s 65.64% rental share makes the lease and occupancy description a useful starting point for a landlord’s inquiry.
South Tucson: document the house’s repair history
South Tucson has 1,358 housing units built before 1980 out of 2,034 in the ACS estimate (66.76%). Its median construction year is 1967. [1]
Compare proceeds and repair spending in South Tucson
The ACS owner-occupied median home value for South Tucson is $167,000. [1]
South Tucson coverage and population
South Tucson: 4,550 residents in the 2020–2024 ACS estimate. The Census county relationship lists Pima County. [1]
County tax components
Pima County’s 2026 primary rate: $4.2733 per $100 net assessed value. This excludes other taxing districts and is not a percentage of a property’s market price. [2]
Estate records and signing authority
Pima County Superior Court: probate reference for Pima County. Estate venue requires case-specific confirmation. [3]
Arizona trustee-sale timing
Nonjudicial trustee-sale minimum: day 91 after the notice is recorded. Judicial foreclosure is also possible. This is a statutory floor, not a predicted completion date. [4]
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South Tucson seller questions
Do you consider houses in South Tucson?
Yes. We consider as-is purchases in South Tucson, Pima County. The exact address, condition and occupancy determine our review.
What does South Tucson’s rental share mean for a seller?
65.64% of occupied units are rentals in the ACS. Your lease and possession arrangements still need individual review.
Where do I start with South Tucson parcel records?
Pima County is the county reference; use the property’s parcel identifier. Pima County Superior Court provides probate information where applicable.