This is the simplest and most user friendly route.If you want to get fancy you can put the photos in Canva and add borders, text, etc.

I own a property that is a minute away,  from an imaginary border town that has many restrictions, in a town with no restrictions and the returns are just as good (and way better from a yield perspective), it just doesn’t have the fancy zip code. 

The land is right on the border between both towns. 

Locals work for that company who know the borders.

Look north and south into cheaper secondary regions of indiana and wisconsin beyond the border.

Hi everyone, I'm a young professional who has one rental underneath his belt and i want to buy more, specifically a property in Trenton, i heard it could be good for cash flow, i am a handy man, more specifically an electrician, I'm willing to trade knowledge for work. im really looking for single family homes that are along the hamilton/trenton border that may or may not need work but turn into something worth while, does anyone know what specific neighborhoods are worth looking into? 

It's not easy.When it comes to tax issues, if you want to make sure you're doing the right, you might want to consult with a tax specialists who has knowledge on both sides of the border, whatever advice you get here.

It is in a B+ neighborhood bordering a A neighborhood.

Crossing the border into my 30s later this week.

Harry Borders is speaking tonight at the ChooseFI event.