I'm no pro, but my first property was a 4000 square foot assisted living facility (with 16 beds in 8 bedrooms) in Philadelphia on the border of a warzone and I bought it in 2009.

If you click on "Layers" then "Data" then "Parcel Data" then select the box "Owners Names" you will see owners names displayed as you scroll around on the map over properties. 

Playing devils advocate on the distance thing, they could have drawn a radius on a map in the MLS, which went to the school district border or county border or some such which gave it the 1.21 distance.

If the unit passes, the owner receives a "rental license" which is displayed in a front window or door.

As you know this area has always been pretty good and will continue those aggressive issues as long as the border is not cut out by putting up a wall.  

I think once we understand if he will act on some of the things he's mentioned (cancelling NAFTA, etc.) then we'll better know what the impact will be to the Canadian market.That said, all real estate is local and while there will be impacts from US policy, I'd be focused on local economic factors more than what's happening south of the border.

In other words CVS beautiful stucco fence border 2 sides of this lot completely 60x 137.

Deep planting beds and wide borders with low-care perennials and shrubs in the mix add interest.More treesTrees are one of the few things that appreciate over time.

I'm here in Murrieta - on the border of Menifee :)

Account Closed  You displayed a lot of courage by sharing your life and situations on this forum with total strangers.