While living there, I've learned a few small tips about the house such as how to deal with the mice (we're in the city) and how to clear the back patio drain when it clogs (it looks bad but it's really not).

Also, it's one of the last few OC cities that still has room for growth.  

I'm particularly interested in distressed multi-unit properties in Santa Fe (although I'm not sure that these even exist in this city). 

But presumably there are similar groups in your city.

I have to do the due diligence with the city to make sure the allowances for water, sewer, electric infrastructure can be accommodated.

Keith -  MegaCorporations that are health insurers/hospital/family practice/everythings that gobble up a city and literally buy up all the doctors, change the insurance rules to screw everyone but themselves, and the paperwork...don't get me started.  

The city has a ton to offer no matter what it is you enjoy. 

The city tax assessor has The secretary of VA affairs as the deed holder.

That way you don't get in trouble with the city.