@Corben BriggsThen willow trees and maybe a fence.

Got into it and found tree roots in the tank and the field lines.

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If you want an apple tree, you have to wait some years for the fruit.

The market is a bit crazy but my buyers are still having luck in Big Bear, certain HOAs in the desert, Joshua tree and yucca valley as well as along the coast near Santa Barbara.

I’m looking at the long term.The tree in the back looks like it’s 100+ years old.

It's something I've had my eye on for a few years, and I pulled the trigger on a cabin in Lake Arrowhead earlier this year and have been doing quite well with it (so far - winter is a good time for an STR on the mountain, especially during COVID).I'm looking for the next spot; right now, numbers are telling me the Joshua Tree/Yucca Valley/Pioneertown area is my next best bet, but I'm worried about oversaturation.

As far as when to start your first rehab: best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago.  

I know this if there was a tree on that property I would be sending over maintenance crew to trim trees at 8 am ever morning a couple days in a row then maybe other issues on property you could deal with 2.

Dirt, bamboo, palm, logs from trees, etc.......