I am from Oshkosh areas moved though currently in the Ohio river valley Indiana, KY border.

If you can turn the house in 6-months, which I'd surprised unless their credit is simply border line at the moment, even better.

I agree with Rob...it's like gambling....you do what the precentages suggest...but you're always hoping for the one last thing to happen that will make you a winner.

We are on the french border and arround 200k french ppl cross the border everyday to work in Geneva.On the housing front, only 17% of the ppl are house owners, most of the houses are owned by private and public pensions funds.

They view options as "gambling"...really??

Not saying Ben may get lucky and find a DMV worker who knows their stuff but if I was a gambling man, I would not count on it.Bed I would ask around and search your DMV website or office for this: "Loss Of Interest Affidavit."

Oakville, bordering Burlington and Milton.

@Kevin BrownI am from Coryell county which borders Bell county, to the north.

In certain border line flood plain areas, they may need an elevation certificate to determine if flood ins is required.

I live on the Border of Iowa and Illinois in the Quad Cities area.