Doug is a west sider b/c he's in Glendale, I'm an east sider b/c I'm on the phoenix/scottsdale border in a little known neighborhood called 'Arcadia', if you see the mountain that looks like a camel laying down chilling, I'm at the bottom of that mountain to give you perspective.

First to answer you Brandon, I came acrosse the book just browsing at Borders, I like there so I took it home.

If you want to invest alone, try North Riverside County which borders SDC.

Detroit, Toledo and Pittsburgh are not areas, they are municipalities with defined borders.

I'm going to talk to some friends from just across the border of Indiana/Illinois and see if they can suggest some neighborhoods to start my search and see what I can come up with.

The property is on the border of an up and coming area with an elementary school and middle school less than a mile away.

Also, has anyone read the book https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0091ZCIZU/ref=wl_it_dp_o...I'm considering buying it to get even more details from a border crossing perspective.

CB Poynor called to see if I could help sell his 18,000 acre ranch in south Texas, near the Mexico border.

Hard to do that so remotely.I have a group of people I work with right across the Indiana border from South Holland and Lansing.

This area is more classic strip malls and suburbia though, which as more traditionally been Spokane's identity.There is also a lot of growth out in Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake as you get closer to the Idaho border.