• Packrats Out, Peace Back

    Packrats Out, Peace Back

    Packrats can quickly turn a Phoenix backyard into a nuisance zone, especially when shelter, food, and nesting materials are easy to find. Start by sealing gaps around sheds, fences, walls, and other structures with chew-resistant hardware cloth. Remove attractants such as pet food, birdseed, unsecured trash, fallen fruit, and clutter. Trim dense landscaping and consider motion-activated lights or sprinklers to discourage nighttime activity. Never handle rodents or nests yourself; contact a licensed wildlife professional if you spot an active infestation. A well-maintained yard supports curb appeal and helps protect your property investment.

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  • An extraordinary opportunity to own one of Tucson's most distinctive historic income-producing compounds, generating approximately **$246,000 in annual rental income** with significant additional upside. Behind gated entrances from both Prospect Lane and Limberlost, this unique property features **9 separate residences**, a resort-style pool, mature landscaping, fruit orchards, gardens and approximately **½ acre of undeveloped land with the potential to add up to 12 additional units**. The property offers a diversified income stream through a mix of long-term rentals, short-term rentals and owner-occupied space, while providing exceptional flexibility for a future owner