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.

Jake Kucheck I think those of us that live at the CA coast (I live in Santa Barbara) and have ventured to the other side of the ridge or into the desert know full well that CA is vast and varied.

Jon and the rest who replyed with an interest.Would be interested in getting together or attending any networks, clubs or setting something up with you guys.I am in the high desert of Los Angeles.Still some good deals out here.E.

I am a Commercial Real Estate appraiser & am currently appraising a 48,000 SF industrial complex (four 12,000 SF metal buildings) in Adelanto, CA in the High Desert of the Victor Valley.My building and two others are In Escrow at HUGE price increases over what these buildings were selling for Pre-MJ Ordinance by the city.

I am in the Palm Springs/Palm Desert, CA area.

Hey Guys,I'm looking into buying a multiunit property in yucca valley or desert hot springs.

Here in the desert I go with a reddish-brown tile that matches our dirt, and a darker grout.

Because your topography is hilly, which means water issues, while I'm in the desert - flat and dry.