The base already has housing available and likely of newer construction:http://usmclife.com/bases/29-palms-california/mili...Since rents and housing are linked to real wages, the "Detroit of the dessert" while attractive in price, is lacking in employment for me and potential tenants.Since I'll likely house hack, I'll need an employer as well until my assets cashflow offset my living expenses.I plan to use the BRRRR strategy wherever I end up.Here's what know about 29 Palms:1.

You can try Riverside/ San Bernadino, or High Dessert, but all will still not cashflow positive, and you will end up will appreciation only.I bought in 2013 to now, and still looking.

desserts?

There are food desserts in this area as well. 

Covid knocked the bottom out of the market, people started buying then the supply dried up like the dessert even more than it was.now inflation and policy screwing everything up.

The only thing that would make it fancier is a III at the end...hmm, wonder if his dad was ever stranded on a dessert island with his mom, the Skipper, A movie star, a professor Maryann and Gilligan?

That's happened to all of us, whether the topic is a multi-Million Dollar real estate transaction or who's bringing dessert to a holiday dinner with family.There are lots of other topics, but this is, in my opinion, what should be present at a minimum to be a 'good' book on negotiation. 

I am a mother to beautiful 10 year-old girl, legislative aide to the Maryland Speaker of the House and I own my own baking and dessert table service.

4:00pm-5:00pm: Registration, group photos, and free Nixon Library viewing5:00pm-5:45pm: Registration continues, group photos, and appetizers served5:45-7:00: Dinner is served7:00-8:30: Event8:30-9:00: Dessert and break9:00-10:15: EventLocationThe Nixon LibraryEast Room18001 Yorba Linda Blvd.Yorba Linda, CA 92886If you're in Yorba Linda, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Anaheim, Orange, Santa Ana, Irvine, Huntington Beach, Corona, or Riverside, hit me up!

You don't want to buy a place in the dessert to find that you're commuting 4hrs/ day and spending hundred more on gas.