Rent to own Homes in Arizona

Arizona is the last of the contiguous states to have achieved statehood. All of the Wild West Arizona folklore occurred before it became a state on February 14, 1912. The days of cowboy and Indian skirmishes are long gone now, but Native American tradition, heritage, and history are an important part of modern-day Arizona.

The Canyon State is vast, encompassing 113,594 square miles. Much of the state is covered in desert, but there are many forested areas and lakes. Overall, Arizona has lots of natural beauty, from the golden desert views to the rocky mountain landscapes to its crown jewel - the Grand Canyon.

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9099 E !DNP! Calle Port E
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Single Family Home
Yuma Prooving Guard, AZ 85365
2
1
0 ft2
1 of 24 280 S Evergreen Rd #1301
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Mesa Grande
Multifamily (2 - 4 Units)
Tempe, AZ 85281
3
3
1100 ft2
2007
1107 W OSBORN RD #208
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Townhouse/Condo
Phoenix, AZ 85013
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1
845 ft2
1950
5350 E DEER VALLEY DR #2273
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Desert Ridge
Townhouse/Condo
Phoenix, AZ 85054
2
2
1246 ft2
2010
303 S Recker Rd #148
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East Mesa
Single Family Home
Mesa, AZ 85206
2
2
840 ft2
1972
4646 E OAK ST
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85008
3
3
1444 ft2
1957
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8738 W INDIANOLA AVE
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85037
3
2
1228 ft2
1988
24403 N 43RD DR
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Single Family Home
Glendale, AZ 85310
3
2
2260 ft2
2002
15 Wood Canyon Rd
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Single Family Home
Bisbee, AZ 85603
4
2
2000 ft2
1984
16043 W Peak View Rd
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Single Family Home
Surprise, AZ 85387
3
3
2290 ft2
1985
42364 W VENTURE RD
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Single Family Home
Maricopa, AZ 85138
4
3
1912 ft2
2003
6101 N 13TH PL
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85014
3
2
2205 ft2
1959
43227 W KIMBERLY ST
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Single Family Home
Maricopa, AZ 85138
6
4
3901 ft2
2005
830 S DOBSON RD #35
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West Mesa
Townhouse/Condo
Mesa, AZ 85202
3
1
896 ft2
1972
830 S DOBSON RD #95
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West Mesa
Townhouse/Condo
Mesa, AZ 85202
3
1
896 ft2
1972
1605 W WINTER DR
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85021
4
3
3380 ft2
2006
853 State Route Hwy #89-120
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Single Family Home
Chino Valley, AZ 86323
3
2
1232 ft2
2001
2308 S 48TH ST
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Single Family Home
Coolidge, AZ 85128
3
3
1537 ft2
2007
3820 E SWEETWATER AVE
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85032
3
2
1545 ft2
1973
7690 N VIA DE PLATINA
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McCormick Ranch
Townhouse/Condo
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
2
2
1890 ft2
1979
853 N Highway 89 #36
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Single Family Home
Chino Valley, AZ 86323
3
2
1056 ft2
1993
2831 W VIA HACIENDA
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Catalina Foothills
Single Family Home
Tucson, AZ 85741
4
3
2500 ft2
1985
9413 E JUNE ST
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East Mesa
Single Family Home
Mesa, AZ 85207
5
6
6305 ft2
2006
8512 E VIA DE LA ESCUELA
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McCormick Ranch
Single Family Home
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
3
3
2270 ft2
1977
7710 N 3RD AVE
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85021
3
2
2328 ft2
1944
5324 N 37TH PL
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Single Family Home
Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
4
5
5169 ft2
2008
10301 W CHARTER OAK DR
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Sun City
Single Family Home
Sun City, AZ 85351
2
2
1299 ft2
1971
38115 W SANTA CLARA AVE
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Single Family Home
Maricopa, AZ 85138
3
2
1723 ft2
2008
15110 W Arivaca Rd
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Single Family Home
Arivaca, AZ 85601
6
7
6470 ft2
1971
17025 BIG SKY DR
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Single Family Home
Munds Park, AZ 86017
2
1
900 ft2
1973
29251 N HAYDEN RD
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Single Family Home
Scottsdale, AZ 85266
4
2
3447 ft2
1973
Hot
2816 N 33RD PL
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Single Family Home
Phoenix, AZ 85008
3
3
1918 ft2
1950
830 S DOBSON RD #7
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West Mesa
Townhouse/Condo
Mesa, AZ 85202
2
1
784 ft2
1972
5626 N CAMINO DE LA NOCHE
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Catalina Foothills
Townhouse/Condo
Tucson, AZ 85718
5
2
1762 ft2
1976
436 E 11th Lane
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Single Family Home
Eagar, AZ 85925
5
4
0 ft2
446 Becker Lake Road
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Single Family Home
Springerville, AZ 85938
3
3
0 ft2
6021 E ANDERSON DR
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Single Family Home
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
5
4
3484 ft2
1995
4133 S MARIN DR
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Gilbert
Single Family Home
Gilbert, AZ 85297
5
3
2602 ft2
2021
10148 W LAWRENCE LN
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Pine
Single Family Home
Peoria, AZ 85345
4
2
2006 ft2
2017
10568 W CAROUSEL DR
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Single Family Home
Arizona City, AZ 85123
3
2
0 ft2
2022
10626 E MESETO AVE
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East Mesa
Single Family Home
Mesa, AZ 85209
4
3
2464 ft2
2016
11025 W WASHINGTON ST
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Avondale
Single Family Home
Avondale, AZ 85323
4
3
2911 ft2
2005
New
18548 E PURPLE SAGE DR
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Sossaman Estates
Single Family Home
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
5
3
0 ft2
2004
New
19102 E BUCKSKIN CT
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Rio Verde
Single Family Home
Rio Verde, AZ 85263
4
3
3869 ft2
2004
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Rent to own Homes in Cities Near Arizona

Average Cost of Living in Arizona

The cost of living in Arizona is 2.2% higher than the national average. Cities range from affordable to expensive, with many of them at or below average. Sedona is 32.1% higher than the state, while Phoenix is only 1.5% higher. Bullhead City's cost of living is 11.4% lower than Phoenix's, despite it being a tourist destination.

Average Home Prices in Arizona

The median cost of a home in Arizona is $249,300, which is $18,100 higher than the U.S. average. Homes in Sedona come with a much higher price tag of $504,600 on average. Houses in Phoenix are more affordable at $239,400, while the average price in Bullhead City is only $193,800. If you do some research, you'll find that there are plenty of affordable rent-to-own homes in Arizona.

Arizona Statistics

If you're interested in Arizona rent-to-own homes, don't forget to consider important factors in addition to monthly living costs, such as average commute, taxes, crime rates, etc. The following are some common Arizona statistics compared to the U.S. national average.

Arizona AveragesNational Averages
One-Way Commute25.1 minutes26.4 minutes
Violent Crime27.922.7
Property Crime42.535.4
Unemployment Rate5.6%3.9%
Income Tax Rate4.2%4.6%
Air Quality5958
Water Quality5255
Median Household Income$49,928$53,482
Median Property Taxes$1,600$2,200
Utilities$135/month$112/month
Monthly Rent$1,400$1,470
Median Home Cost$249,300$231,200
Median Home Age28 years40 years

Popular Arizona Cities

Sedona is a 19.14-square-mile municipality. Only 10,339 people live in the city, but more than three million tourists come to visit annually. Its popularity stems from its location in the middle of Coconino National Forest and its proximity to the Grand Canyon. Sedona's elevation at 4,500 feet with temperatures between 35°-55°F in the winter and 75°-95°F in the summer make the city a pleasant outdoor locale year-round. The red rock mountains surrounding Sedona provide stunning views and a full line of outdoor recreation.

Phoenix is the capital of Arizona. It contains 1,680,992 residents, making it the most populous municipality in the state and the 5th in the country. The city is the economic hub for the Phoenix Metro Area, which was rated 26th in Best Places for Business and Careers and 28th in job growth in 2019 by Forbes. The Phoenix Suns and Arizona Diamondbacks are based in the city's bustling downtown, where you'll find businesses, parks, dining, and exciting nightlife. Though it's located in the Sonoran Desert, Phoenix has beautiful tree-lined streets with Spanish architecture homes.

More than two million visitors come to Bullhead City every year. What began as the headquarters for the construction of the Davis Dam in the 1940s is now the retail hub for the region with a population of 40,884. Its location along Lake Mead is desirable to both its residents and tourists. Bullhead City has 33 miles of shoreline offering every type of water activity, and the nearby Newberry, Spirit, and Black Mountains provide a full line of outdoor recreation. Tourists range from people who visit the Nevada casinos and cross the river for a quick getaway to winter guests who come for the warm weather and calm environment.

Popular Amenities and Attractions in Arizona

Arizona evokes images of large stretches of dry desert; however, the state has lots of greenery and water. The Coconino National Forest alone has more than 1.8 million acres of vegetation. Take a scenic drive through the area to check out the variety of trees and gorgeous views. Or get up close and enjoy the mountains, creeks, lakes, and wildlife. You can go hunting, fishing, boating, biking, mountain climbing, and skiing, and then spend the night in a cabin or brave it under the stars.

The ""Wild West"" is no more, but its spirit lives on in Arizona. There are many spots around the state that can bring you back to the pioneering days. Visit the O.K. Corral to see the actual site where the famous 1880s shootout involving Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and six other cowboys took place. You can also study Geronimo's life and his many exploits at Tombstone's Historama, located next to the O.K. Corral. Learn all about frontier life at the Pioneer Living Museum. The 90-acre parcel has paths leading to the homes of the people who originally settled the area in the mid to late 1800s. If you're lucky, you'll get to see costumed volunteers who roam the area upon occasion to give the site an authentic feel.

People keep moving to Arizona. Its population of 7,278,717 is a 13.9% increase over its 2010 Census numbers. Join the crowds and check out some of the affordable rent-to-own homes in Arizona. Arizona's unique rugged spirit, stunning natural beauty, and bustling economy make it a perfect place to live. So if you're thinking of settling somewhere new, consider making this southwestern state your next home.