Not all syndicators are similar, there are some that take on huge risks and they might not even realize it because for almost 10 years you could buy poorly and the rapid appreciation bailed you out, going forward they might not be able to repeat what worked before.  

And also expand my MTR listings in the area.What specific sites do does everyone use for midterm rentals in the high desert area?

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Hello, My names Logan, I am a 27 year old general contractor/handyman and I reside in Ventura, CA with 10 years of experience under my belt and looking to expand the company further in succession.

@Jordan BeckerI was in the same position as you, looking to expand into new markets and Davenport showed promise.

I also wouldn't do a lease longer than 1 year because your rental comps in the area might rapidly increase as the area develops. 

Have you expanded to more lockboxes or had any bad experiences?

For now, when the budget is a little tighter, expanding relationships seems like the best route that doesn't cost money. 

We saw this happening a little bit a few years ago when many properties were getting multiple offers, but the market has been cooling rapidly to more of a buyers market lately (in my location at least YMMV).

Bob is right that you can get better cash flow on the east side, but I still see deals pop up over there from time to time and I don't see any rapid depreciation in those neighborhoods coming any time soon and I think if your strategy is to buy and hold in nicer areas with less risk, it's a very good area to target.