Always a good idea to explore lowering costs as well as increasing revenue streams.

. :) Its a great place if you like multiple streams of income, are entrepreneurially minded, self starter, resourcefull, and comfortable w/tech.

You'll have a steady stream of solid tenants and majority of these areas are safe, so I don't imagine too many issues with managing them and keeping them occupied.

I live 5 minutes from Joshua Tree and I know they currently have a huge plot of land (assuming their all AirBnb's) filled with 25-30 air streams, all identical with outdoor showers  lined up in rows on what looks to be 2 acres.

The rent control conversation hasn't spilled out into the suburbs yet, but it certainly could.  

I don't, but it has even been suggested that pet fees are a good revenue stream.

I suspect typically flipping will obtain capital quicker but buy and hold will provide on-going revenue stream with only the effort of managing the property.  

Haven't been doing this long, but I've learned to stay away from any areas that put limits on your potential income streams.  

We are exploring the idea and thesis that technology is being underutilized in this area and could help landlords and renters align incentives, such matching prequalified renters with renters wanting to break their lease and allowing landlords to keep their revenue stream. 

Talk with local investment companies to see what they have available. 5- Consider creative income streams.