Hey fellow BP'ers, military moved me from WA to the wonderful Desert Oasis of Twentynine Palms CA.

Also, you should consider desert-scaping the property to prevent future issues such as this.

My VR’s are in the desert and if we didn’t have a smart thermostat, most guests would turn down the AC to its max which can compromise your AC system.

it depends on where this land is.are you talking about CA high desert lots  or lots down in Lehigh acres Florida.. those are about the only lots I know that sell that cheap other than inner city mid west northeast were land has zero value because you can buy homes for less than replacement costs.If its lot and block  you will have a definitive legal description.. if its in the boonies it will cost more to survey it than what your paying.the big issue is size  most likely at 5 to 10 it has zero public utls maybe power.. is it big enough to put a well and septic on.. if its got a public water system will it perc.. title company will handle the pro rates that simple.. and title insurance is always wise.but really need more info to make an intellegant response.need.1. location2. size3. served by any public utls  water, sewer , power4. topography those are your basics

It is in Palm Desert, Ca so maybe it's a bad time of year since it tends to be a retirement/vacation location.

I've been waiting for property values till go up but I'm in a second home market (Palm Desert, CA).

Coupled with a confusing home life and I deserted this side of me for what I believed other people said I should be.Fast forward to when I found bigger pockets and I've begun to meet and become reacquainted with the dreamer, the artist, the creator of great things.

Their lesser priced lines are good too....I only use Marqee on my own homes, particularly a few I built in the SW desert areas.

Looking for a SFR in the high desert area since that's where I grew up.

Joshua Tree is like the land of creativity and desert themes.