Further, as mentioned you can still keep a level of quality that is desirable rather than "cheapy" .  

It would appear that @Aaron Mazzrillo and I have similar dream jobs ... save I have no desire to go fishing every day - or all day - did my share if that growing-up.

Next I would add some of your desired keywords in the H2 or H3 tags.  

It should at least be a back up option in my opinion if a buyer doesn't come along within your desired timeframe.

Victorville seems like the less desirable area when talking to others but is San Bernardino any better.

It could be over priced, your commission offered might be too low, you could have bad photographs, there could be something about the property that decreases it's desirability compared to other nearby properties, and many agents dont like to both with FSBOs because they tend to be very difficult and usually wont close for a variety of reasons.

However, when you look more closely at the underlying problem of affordability in California, you have to wonder why homebuilders are not rushing to make a buck and fill the huge demand for affordable living - they obviously see a rocky economy ahead and have no desire to be caught out like they were when the credit bubble burst.

You should have no problem selling that property ASAP, probably to some all-cash investor from the Bay Area.BUT - the question you have to ask yourself is "What is the end goal or desired outcome about this investment?"

This way you can get the cash flow/ROI you desire, but do not have to handle the tenants.I have a few off market SFH listings if you are interested.

What you ask is all relative to the project , and desired time of completion , plus your own skills .