Here is one I read this week,"Ideals are like stars.You willnot succeed in touching them with your hands.But, like seafaring man on the desert of waters, you can choose them as your guides.

If you don't follow the right road your website becomes like a cactus located in the middle of the desert.

Oh my...HAHAHAMoses is shaking his head right about now, sayin - I lead these schmucks out of the freakin desert and this is how they behave...trading pigs...it ain't kosher...should have left them in the freakin desert!

I've been looking into small multis in both San Bernardino city and Victorville CA, cap rates are similar. Victorville seems like the less desirable area when talking to others but is San Bernardino any better. Which ...

I live in Colorado - desert - and have found some really amazing-looking plants that are also low-water.

When I was in CRE most local investors invested in both the high desert and low desert.

It has desert landscaping no leasing office no amenities and a 1900 monthly utility bill among other high expenses. 

We are both originally from the desert of California, and have spent some time in Louisiana.

just beating all the Columbus brokers to the punch :)   personally I like Las Vegas for west coast investors..  1. some of the lowest property tax rates in the country  2. desert scape  super easy for tenants to keep up with .3. newer stock  not 50 to 100 year old stuff that is cap ex heavy. 

@Alfredo Aguirre I would look into a desert style landscape.