I own three properties in different states bordering each other.

I would say the worst area is:  southern border of north avenue.

What neighborhood grade would you give zip code 45417 within the bordering streets of Nicholas Rd, S Broadway, W 3rd and S Gettysburg??

And they will always have turnover, maybe a display unit staged, so that some percentage less than 100% occupancy is most efficient.For a small operator with a handful of units, you can't afford to have vacancy. 

and when they finally called then they said my SSN card looked 'old' so i asked should I request a 'new' SScard from Social Security (which happens be directly downstairs in the same exact building as BOE) and she said no, SS admin doesnt issue new cards (duh) anyways so she finally disappeared into the backoffice for like 10mins then reappeared and apologized that she didnt know why the system didnt accept my social security# but she manually verified it and printed out my BOE reseller permit and i was supposed to display that at all future garage sales. anyways i was just wondering if anyone ever had to deal with estate personal property sales and were they ever asked for a permit??

I currently reside in Casselberry, Florida which is right on the border of Orlando.

Maybe from a buy and hold for appreciation one, but there's going to be a lot of negative cash flow from the get go.It seems most successful deals are being made via high end flips, fix and holds/multi family holds in low income areas, or those getting into gentrifying neighborhoods like West Oakland/Emeryville border area.  

IF Not, consult with a cross-border accountant & lawyer; set up first before you purchase your US investment.

Does clicking the name ever make it blue bordered like it does in my post?

It almost seems inevitable, as national borders don't seem to matter much here anymore.Precious metals seem like a good hedge against inflation.