Because the tree is towards the back of the property, I can’t access it without clearing a path.

Our biggest climate risks in central Texas are typically wind and hail, so anything of concern regarding the roof could get an applicant declined including trees too close to the roof surface, roof over 10 years old, etc.

Sometimes it's not the tenant's fault - tree roots, collapsed pipe, old materials from a previous tenant, etc.

Strictly cash flow is missing the forest for the trees. 

Congrats - seeing a lot around a big bounce back in Joshua Tree right now, probably overheated up too much in 2020/2021, and then overcorrected in 2022/2023 maybe 1h 2024, now some nice opportunities again!

Hi community, I'm in the process of acquiring my first STR property in Joshua Tree and have met with a co-host that I really liked.

Quote from @Thu Pham: Hi community, I'm in the process of acquiring my first STR property in Joshua Tree and have met with a co-host that I really liked.

So instead of a really cool development with a ton of mature tree's left I lost 80k and could not close..

Your property sounds amazing, and you've got great ideas for it—those trees and stream are a real bonus! 

Deal makers-  development potential, vehicles per day, road ingress egress off highway, signage potential, multiple road accesses, value add potential- housing- trees, boulders, ponds, walkout, views, right side of town, power-line right of ways, etc6.