301 Tired Landlord Candidates in Tucson, AZ

Last updated: July 30, 2026

MLS-listed rental properties in Tucson, AZ that HiddenDealPro's algorithm flags for motivated-seller signals — an income-property owner category, not a confirmed situation. Full evaluation guide below.

Market Stats

Updated Jul 30, 2026

Total listings

301

Price range

$525 – $3K

Avg days on market

18 days

By price range

293Under $150K0$150K–$300K0Over $300K

Top zip codes

85719(57)85653(26)85716(18)

Market snapshot

Tucson, AZ currently has 301 tired landlord candidates tracked in our data. The median listing sits at $2K, ranging from $525 to $3K across the current pool.

Inventory is concentrated by ZIP code: 85719 alone accounts for 19% of the Tucson listings in this category (57 of 301), followed by 85653 (26) and 85716 (18). That concentration is worth knowing before you commit to a target area — it may reflect where distress signals cluster, or simply where MLS coverage is strongest.

By price, 100% of listings fall in the under $150k range. Properties in this category have spent an average of 18 days on market — that pace is in line with normal turnover for this market.

Arizona process notes

Foreclosure process

Arizona foreclosures are typically non-judicial when the loan uses a deed of trust with a power-of-sale clause, which most do. A trustee conducts the sale without court involvement. Judicial foreclosure is used when no power-of-sale clause exists, or when the lender wants to preserve the right to a deficiency judgment.

Property tax delinquency

Arizona is a tax lien state — the county sells a certificate against the unpaid taxes at public auction rather than the property itself. The delinquent owner has a three-year redemption period to pay off the lien plus interest; if it goes unredeemed, the certificate holder can initiate a judicial action to obtain the deed.

General information, not legal advice — process details vary by county. Confirm specifics with a local real estate attorney or the county recorder/tax office before acting.

8707 E Wallen Ridge Dr

Tucson, AZ 85710

$2,100

4 bd / 2 ba / 1,890 sqft

9412 E Deer Trl

Tucson, AZ 85710

$2,500

3 bd / 2 ba / 1,300 sqft

1431 E Sonoran Desert Dr

Tucson, AZ 85737

$1,300

3 bd / 2 ba / 2,595 sqft

7393 S Messala Ct

Tucson, AZ 85746

$2,100

4 bd / 2 ba / 1,395 sqft

1260 N Speedway Pl

Tucson, AZ 85715

$3,000

2 bd / 2 ba / 1,250 sqft

1130 E Linden St

Tucson, AZ 85719

$1,995

3 bd / 2 ba / 1,104 sqft

5502 W Red Rock Ridge St

Tucson, AZ 85742

$2,365

3 bd / 2 ba / 1,700 sqft

8573 W Reed Bunting Ct

Tucson, AZ 85757

$2,198

3 bd / 2 ba / 1,584 sqft

9600 E Barrudean Hills St

Tucson, AZ 85748

$1,775

4 bd / 2 ba / 2,204 sqft

7046 S Copper Bloom Ave

Tucson, AZ 85756

$1,865

4 bd / 2 ba / 1,534 sqft

291 more listings in this market

293Under $150K

The sample above and the stats on this page reflect the full 301-listing pool. For the complete list with owner contact data, see REI Labs.

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