And real estate is a team sport.

No problem @Kevin McGuire, I firmly believe real estate investing is a team sport that we can all win at.

Background out side of REI: I have a masters degree in sports marketing/business and currently work at Fox Sports as an Account Executive selling our TV and digital assets (commercials, in-game logos & reads, activations).Short term goal: networking on BP including any meet-ups in SoCal and retaining as much information on the forum and podcast that I can, to put into action!

On the flip side, most things that bring people into the city have been cancelled indefinitely (sports, conventions, school, etc).

But it works, simplified, like if you owed $500 to CA but paid state XX $300, then you only have to pay CA the $200 difference.CA may not be able to get blood from a turnip, but they will suck that turnip dry before they let it go.Likewise if you, say, play professional sports for a team in state XX, live in state XX, make $20,000,000 a year, play 1 out of 20 games in CA, they want that 1/20th of that two million taxed in CA...but they will give a credit for the taxes you paid in state XX according to the interstate agreement. 

Big convention and sports town if you want to get into short term rentals. 

So getting to all the cool events, concerts, and sports in the metroplex from there is ideal.

This is due to the region's diverse attractions, such as hiking, water sports, and the allure of escaping the summer heat.

Sea World and Universal is a large draw on top of golf, conferences and sporting tournaments. 

The top 10 or so communities that have great amenities and location to Disney will continue to do well as they market globally, have the relationships of tour group operators, travel agents, youth sports leagues and all the others that come here for Disney or as a stop to get to the cruise ports or whatever.You mentioned Reunion specifically.