And also expand my MTR listings in the area.What specific sites do does everyone use for midterm rentals in the high desert area?

Looking to add either a pickleball court or a swimming pool to a limited size backyard in a desert area like Las Vegas or Texas. 

$200k purchase$200k rehab$750k ARV

There are great views out to the distance of a mountain range and the desert.

Installation where salt spray and fog increase condensation needs to be more thoughtful than evaporation in the desert. 

In the land business out west especially low value desert land pretty much all of those deals are traded with QC ( Quit Claim) Deeds prepped by the seller and mailed in to record.

I’m guessing by your mention of stucco and tile, somewhere out in the desert?

It's important if you're going into a new area that doesn't have a ton of development yet, but you are very confident in, to purchase as much inexpensive land as possible before your plans become known but to also make sure you drive enough volume in that area to make it clear to tenants that they're not in a desert outpost all alone.

I'm eager to learn, open-minded, and ready to take on new challenges.If you know of any events or Facebook groups in the High Desert or Los Angeles area where I can connect with like-minded individuals, please let me know.

As is price point.. this will give you a better long term outcome.if you buy way under median your getting into renter dominated neighborhoods and schools for sure will be bottom ranked.. instead of going East have you considered Vegas.. lowest prop tax's basically in the country. no big weather issues  desert landscape super simple to take care of.. and Stucco homes with tile roofs no big thunder and wind storms to ruin roofs etc etc.. you can buy nice rental house there is a solid B location for about 300k. just worth checking out if you never have..