Would love to hear some other perspectives that I can consider.I own multiple properties in the high desert of San Bernardino CA.

Yes, there are always the desert cities here in So Cal that can offer cash flow.

I flew down to Rancho Sante Fe  to check out the demo pool it was WAY cool and I thought this can't miss... saves water in desert clim.. saves space.. just awesome.Well it was great but it was 75k ... and the market was not interested in a 75k pool cover.Even though you could drive a car on this one.. and when it was up you could not even tell a pool was there.

Greetings from the desert in Dubai everyone, my wife and I are looking to purchase a multi-family apartment building in Houston area, can anyone recommend a good realtor and Property Manager to assist us?

Go look at the Palm Desert Chamber of Commerce building as a recent big commercial build.You'll come to find that the building departments everywhere absolutely LOVE this system because of the ease of use and incredible durability they have to offer along with a laundry list of benefits both structural and thermal that are SUPERIOR to any other type of framing system available. 

People are realizing that the place has been a reluctant desert the entire time.  

While I don't recall that particular presentation, he has put much of his work on The Outspoken Investor site or the High Desert  REIA site.His program is not technical.

The Shark tank is to real venture capital, what Survivor is to being really stranded on a desert island.

I want to use real estate as a way to get back to that.I'm looking to connect with other real estate investors in the Inland Empire/High Desert(Riverside, San Bernardino County) area to learn more about and get involved in wholesaling, flipping, and buy and hold properties.

My last cold call was a success, using logic, facts, and a tiny bit of charm, I was able to do an off market deal on a deserted add value property.