The City of Tucson's Latest Bonuses

Drita Bronkey is an experienced real estate professional who works at Zemer Property Management Consultants. As a professional in the manufactured housing space, Drita Bronkey is affiliated with various professional mobile housing organizations, including the Manufactured Housing Communities of Arizona (MHCA).

The Manufactured Housing Communities of Arizona is a not-for-profit trade association that promotes and protects the interests of manufactured housing communities' owners. On October 15, 2021, MHCA announced that the City of Tucson, Arizona, has approved a new Landlord Incentive Program to give bonuses to new landlords who join the improved Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program.

The incentive program is being implemented by the City of Tucson's Department of Housing and Community Development. The department plans to use the federal CARES Act funds to award bonuses to landlords to participate in the HCV Program. New landlords who apply to the program have three bonus options from which to choose. They may get a one-time payment of 1.5 times a month's rent, a leasing reward plus rent differential payment, or a $500 leasing bonus. Terms and conditions apply to the program, and there are also bonuses for landlords who are already in the HCV program.

Two Great Hiking Locations in New Mexico

A Farmington, New Mexico -based real estate consultant, Drita Bronkey is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach, where she studied speech communication. She works for Zemer Property Management Consultants, where she oversees the New Mexico area. In her spare time, Drita Bronkey likes to go hiking.

There are various areas in New Mexico to experience a great hike. One of these locations is the White Sands National Park. The White Sands National Park is located in the northern part of the biggest desert in North America. The park possesses a 4.9-mile Alkali Flat Trail that meanders through the sand and the 0.3-mile mile Interdune Boardwalk, allowing room for hikers to choose between an easy walk and a moderately challenging hike.

Another great location to hike in New Mexico is the Santa Fe National Forest. The forest is about 1.5 million acres wide, and it has a variety of trail options, including the Jemez Falls trail and the McCauley Hot Springs Trail. The Jemez Trail is about 0.7 miles long, and it is one of the most popular trails in the national forest. The McCauley Hot Springs Trail, on the other hand, is more challenging. It is 3.4-miles long, and hikers will experience an 810-feet elevation.