@Dannielle O'Buckley being just across the border in CT, I definitely feel your pain.

The surround suburbs/cities of Detroit, Closely bordering the City have some great opportunity and tend to be easier to manage.

Mass ave and the Highway are the western borders where properties are pretty expensive.  

I think I'd be able to put in a hot tub bordering the enclosed outdoor shower, plus there is a working fireplace.

I just don't understand the buyer mentality.I helped my Mom buy and fix up her first rental over the last couple months.  2 bed, 2 bath condo in the area of Havana and Alameda (technically Denver but borders Aurora).  

It is not my job to guard the border and obviously not the job of the United States government either!

Area of Newark is border line central ward/south ward.

I live in work in Chicago right now and the property taxes are 15.5 (or maybe that's .155) but across the border in IN, like this property, they're only 3.5 (again, maybe I should be saying .035).

New Hampshire, which is where I live (about 20 minutes from the mass border), or Boston area.  

NOT at all appropriate for out of state owners unless your going to buy 100 of them and self manage and repair.  60k is kind of the border line from what I see.. with 80 to a 100 having a half way decent chance.