@Nicholas WhitesideAs Account Closed mentioned, you'll want to consult tax professionals on both sides of the border before you do anything.Canada treats all US LLCs as C Corps without regard to how they are taxed in the US.An LLC might not be the optimal entity.

It is bordered by East Cleveland, South euclid, Shaker Hts and whatever else. 

The start price is just to suck you into bidding with the hopes you'll get into a gambling frenzy.

I'm a investor, property manager and licensed agent living in the east end of Richmond, bordering with Hanover County (although it sounds like you may be in Ashland).  

Most folks mindlessly buy into the standard mantra of cash flow is king and appreciation is gambling, and in so doing they ignore some very important aspects and get tunnel vision, which not only causes them to miss some profitable opportunities but also ignore some factors that may hurt them long term.

If you can get a property that borders the college they may buy it someday for a premium, Union College in Schenectady has been doing that for awhile. 

Not a huge gamble.

If done right and with the right people and as we say "Don't check your brain at the border", the risks are majorly mitigated so effectively it sends the reward through the roof. 

Definitely agree there are deals to be had.I just picked up a duplex in EC near the Hammond border and am planning on picking another duplex in the Harbor area shortly.

My dad worked the borders as an officer - Cartel and the resorts literally have a contract where gangs, etc... cannot be active in and around tourist areas - The problems start when tourists leave the resorts and are instructed by the resorts NOT to venture in certain areas, but they do anyways....I see this all the damn time.