Include the new Dell medical center and med school located right on the border of East Austin and you will see an area that has tremendous growth potential for doctors, nurses and other support staff that don't want to face the traffic.

Things are picking up again, but I honestly don't know the market in that part of town as it is today.Historically, I would have called Eutaw the western border.

@Jason White,My first impulse is to say no matter how much you have available you'll want to invest for income in retirement to ensure that your money is growing at such a rate that you drawing your living expenses from it will not deplete the principal during your expectable lifetime.You may want to read up on self-directed retirement accounts and other ways of being a private money lender.My personal thoughts on buying property with no loans is that its roughly equivalent to gambling in the Wall Street Casino.

ANYONE THAT IS COUNTING ON FUTURE APPRECIATION is taking a HUGE GAMBLE!

So there being an intermediary doesn't matter as long as they get their money.My personal opinion on buying a note at it's face value is like taking a gamble.

(ie mosaic border, or mosaic element).

Its right near the border of Indiana.

I think I'm with Luis here, I'm very uncomfortable gambling on future tax rates and the future structure of the tax code, and it is a gamble, make no mistake.

-I see from doing a little research that the Duluth/Superior area has nearly 300,000 people, I'm guessing that more than half of them are in MN but also that you'd be open to deals in either state, since you're right on the border.

Neighborhoods can drift, either upward or downward.I've got a couple properties in a border neighborhood that the police and city are targeting both for crime and code enfractions.