Tuesday, January 19, 2016

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO LIVE IN A HIT HOUSE?

Before you get started there is an Application Fee that is payable to process your application and perform a background check. Upon signing your Agreements to be a HIT Caretaker you will pay the balance of your first month’s rent.  You will also pay a Security Deposit and a portion of your last month’s rent which varies by property. If you have pets, or select one of our optional programs, additional fees will apply. All told, you can enjoy all the benefits of our program for less than it will cost to get started in a small rental house. And unlike a small rental house, most all of our fees are refundable!

A detailed list of costs to be a part of the HIT program can be obtained by requesting your Pre-Application Information by visiting the Caretaker Page and providing us with your name and email address.

Sunday, January 3, 2016

WHAT IS A CARETAKER PROPERTY?

A Caretaker Property is a vacant house that is on the market for sale. We check out each house before we offer it to our Caretakers to assure its inhabitable but it is offered in “As Is” condition. Caretaker Properties come in a variety of sizes, locations and have a wide variety of amenities.

Monday, December 21, 2015

IS HOMES IN TRANSITION LEGITIMATE?

In today’s world there is an endless supply of scams, fraud and deceit and you would be foolish to not ask such a question about a program like Homes In Transition

From first glance the HIT program seems to be “Too Good To Be True”, offering a great deal for very little cost! The fact of the matter is – for most of our Homeowners there is NO COST – for Realtors there is NO COST, and for Caretakers, an amazing LOW COST arrangement.  

Since 2009 HIT has been a Better Business Bureau A+ rated company!  A few things you should know and can verify:


  • You can Contact Us and come by our office to see we are real people
  • We have a City of Albuquerque Business License
  • Our Company and Qualifying Broker are registered with the New Mexico Real Estate Commission