Our why factor in this whole pursuit is honestly to change the family tree.

This park is around 80-100 acres with a large pond, paved roads lined with trees, and very well kept mobile homes, with a main house that was his great grandmother's.

If you want, you could add a tree that once grown will provide shade, but that will require raking up the leaves in the fall and depending on the location and wind, cleaning out the gutters more often....and the roots may cause problems later on.

It's also the East Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.

I knew this because a member of my family who managed the property liked to give us all the tea about residents, unsolicited. 

Lawn maintenance and clean up, landscaping, fencing, screen repair, power washing patios and driveways, tree trimming.

One of our tenants reported a "tree limb" had blown down during a wind storm and was blocking the "path".

Or, there are trees right in the area.

Hi all, I am looking to potentially buy a property from a homeowner, where the property was uninsured, and a tree fell on it. 

I own and manage a few vacation rentals in San Diego and we're about to launch in Joshua Tree.