You can go from alpine to high desert in a matter of 30min.

Hello, I have been looking to invest into a STR property.I have my eyes on some property in Florida, Tennessee and Arizona so far.Since I live in LA, a place couple hours from where I live would be ideal so I’m also considering the Joshua tree and the Desert hot springs area.My concern with the desert is that this market looks already saturated with STR and I’m worried the property would not rent often enough to cover my expenses or cash flow.If anybody could share any tips, recommandation and preferred location that are performing well that would be great.Thank you very much Ben

The way I got into real eatate investing was that my wife called me up and told me we were buying an investment property.There was no pivotal moment of decision, no holy calling, no near-death experience with a message from beyond, no vision quest in the desert, no mystical signs and angelic fanfares from the heavens.

Maybe more high desert, but not in our backyard.

They ended up moving out to the desert and getting rid of one vehicle, and moving in their daughter and grandkid to afford a house. 

You wouldn't go with something like outdoorsy like Spruce Homes if you live in the desert. 

I am a beginner REI in Lexington and only have answer for your question 5 so far :) I recommend Sahara Mediterranean Cuisine a cozy restaurant with friendly atmosphere close to a very good residential neighborhood of Lexington:https://goo.gl/maps/de3zKrSMM652 Also let me know when you are in town, I would be more than happy to help you.

We’re from Queensland but we moved out to the country chasing cash flow deals and we’ll possibly be moving to the desert in Broken Hill to explore those possibilities so we’re not too scared of changing climates and conditions haha.

Hi everyone,I need advice from investors in high desert such as hesperia or victorville.

Would they remove desert landscape to do it or is pretty much a dirt yard?