Don’t let this happen ! I’m from Hanalei Kauai and this ruined our community don’t let it happen here I grew up here and it will destroy this community
Just so you know, it’s ALWAYS windy and summers are pretty quiet in terms NO TOURIST or less than what you would expect. Another thing, COYOTES are more afraid of humans than you would think, so they do not attack.
Hey Ana. Congrats on being a land owner. I am currently in the same position you're in. However, I plan to build a tiny home @29palms and live there. Pretty much the city over yucca town. I'm very interested in your progress because I plan on making content on the progress and don't know much about the process of getting permits , surveying land etc.. However, you will never learn if you don't ask. Lol anyways I hope we can learn from each other's content. Have a great day and good luck!
My wife and I just bought a house in Twentynine Palms a few weeks ago. If your plan is for AirBnb, good luck. Permits are taking months to be approved and I'm pretty sure they just put a cap on how many STR's are allowed as a percentage of single family homes.
@@tylerchasebusiness1001 You are spot on. The City of Twentynine Palms recently passed on ordinance that caps STVRs at 500 for years to come. Thank God! There’s a whole bunch of us locals in the Morongo Basin who aren’t happy with the influx of tourism into our area. Thus, pushing long-term residents out onto the street or desert in this case.
Buying land is a good idea, if you want to build a home for yourself, or sell a house. Building a home for the sake of making an AirB&B in an already saturated market is a poor choice, since the ROI would likely take 20-30 years. Also incorrect, there are multiple hotels which are always booked, and yes, lots of AirB&Bs. You are walking into a market that has been established for years, and is only becoming more popular/expensive. If you are looking for marginal returns, hostile locals, and to essentially alienate yourself from any understanding of what it means to own property in a real community, you should continue doing what you're doing.
@@anaelisagentle so what's the status, can you do a time lapse of what you're building out there? Also a breakdown of cost of permit, foundation, water hookup, sewage hookup, garbage bill, electrical hookup, internet hookup, yearly property tax, yearly insurance premium, cost of hiring engineers such as drafters and geology report, etc, etc. Thanks.
@@anaelisagentle hi Ana, great video! Very informative! Good luck to you! What agent did you use? I would like to give her my business too, please share! Thanks!
It’s unfortunate that this is a common thing. You’re not unique as MANY folks are doing the same exact thing. There is an over saturation of short term rentals (Airbnb’s, VRBO) Facts you don’t know is 1256 STR in Joshua Tree alone, don’t forget there are nearby areas with an over saturation along with many Hipcamps. In fact many of my local realtor friends are seeing many investors selling their Airbnbs/ STR because of how competitive it is. This video is contributing towards the housing shortage issue of the area. Home owners are ending leases and displacing long time tenants for this purpose of making a buck. And good luck building on Joshua Tree woodland. If you are unfamiliar with the Joshua Tree protections, familiarize yourself. Don’t buy property with the expectations of developing on land that has Joshua Trees. Currently no one can relocate (TAKE) a western joshua tree as they are protected at the moment. Please watch this video and get the perspective of locals. STR in Joshua Tree is a problem. Coming from a local, your pipe dream is a part of the problem that perpetuates the housing shortage of those who want live here, can’t afford to purchase a home because of investors like yourself over bidding offers. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dpB3ieNEPB0.html
OMG...I am at the same process as you are right now, I am waiting for the closing . 2.5 acre at the carizzo plain (california Valley). Good luck on you venture.
I am looking at 2.5 acre in Carizzo Plains now. Did you close and do you love the land or have any regrets? I am so nervous about buying but want a piece of dirt to call my own.
@@cycleryder3444 Finally the 2.5 acre vacant land in carizzo plains is now mine. I and looking to hire a surveyors to mark the boundary. Just this month the property tax increase 22 dollar a month to fund building or improve road in the community.
Sorry to tell you but you missed the boat on the exploitation of JT and it's already oversaturated with nowhere for long-term rentals aka no worker housing. Where is your cleaner going to live? Save your money. We don't need any more "investors" here pimping out the desert.
Hello, loved your video. I’m also interested in buying land. Would you please provide the name of the realtor you used? Thank you and I cannot wait for more updates on your journey. Best of luck 🤞
I’ve been interested in getting land out there too. I live in LA so it’s not that far but as you said it seems like everyone is jumping on it. Prices seem to have doubled in the past year too! My biggest reservation is getting utilities to the property. Best of luck to you, I just subscribed!
Agree Ana is certainly hitting all the points here. Yes, Ava, I understand your concern about utilities. I was just as worried about that when purchasing. I learned a lot as well about what to look for which I decided to document for others as well. It is crazy to see how fast all the attention in the area was accelerated by the pandemic.
Yo tengo un terreno en el desierto de Lima y quiero construir mi hogar , estoy planificando el costo y el plano de construcción, el lugar que muestras es bello me encanta el desierto.
Hello Ana, gotten the itch lately to buy land in JT. But, I don't plan to build, just want to have land in the open outdoors to be able to get away from LA city life. I plan to pull my travel trailer and just enjoy the open air. Do you know if there are any type of restrictions regarding boon docking out in JT on owner land?
Planning to buy a Joshua tree house in the next few months as well! Been following robuilt and real estate robinsons and really trying to find out more about operations and finding a team cause I don’t wanna stumble once I buy a house out there.
You’re following some good peeps for sure. I’m doing the same, and now trying to implement what I’m learning and documenting with my land here in JT as well.
with Bitcoin you'll have none of those steps , can easily send 10k , 100k , 1million , 10million , etc , etc in minutes to anyone in the world all without the POS government spying in on the transaction ... it's just too bad most of the people who own these vacant lands are either a large holding firm or a boomer who's devotion to banks is unparalleled, neither of which will accept BTC
Hi, great video, I'm also looking at buying land around there. Could you be so kind as to share your realtor information? I'm sure she wouldn't mind that.
Glad I wasted time watching this video. This is how you buy land almost anywhere... how do these basic real estate steps pertain in particular to Joshua Tree?
There is an Airbnb bust there. Locals are hostile towards outsiders trying to make a buck. It takes housing away from locals. I am all for people to invest, but live in the community or rent long term to residents. NOT tourists.
