It was bank owned and quite a mess—evidently the occupants had to be evicted. 1250 square feet 3-2-2 with half the popcorn removed from the den cathedral ceiling, missing upper kitchen cabinet doors, laminate flooring installed without cutting the door jambs or installing quarter round (so gaps), electrical outlets painted over, a large crack in the one-piece fiberglass tub/shower that had been epoxied over, a broken window and lots of general grime.

Hi folks -- I have just moved to the Palm Springs area (I'm in Cathedral City) and am looking to set up a new banking relationship with a local bank.

This 1950 ranch is in a great neighborhood. 2BD/2BA, 1,526 sq/ft, cathedral ceilings, fp, open plan with full basement with 7ft ceiling in basement & bone dry.

FT. of living space, has an OPEN floor plan with CATHEDRAL ceilings, lots of windows & a dining room that opens to a screened porch.

Plus you are looking at a lot more out of pocket than in some of the other areas you mentioned.Recently, a few investors I know have purchased MFs in Desert Hot Springs and Cathedral City.

We have a little dinky rink in Cathedral City, does the trick for the time being. 

Our first pick was Palm desert, Second - Cathedral City.