Also there is a subdivision called Anna Leigh that is on the Friendswood/Pearland border that will have some very good opportunities to acquire rentals that will cash flow nicely. 

I live just a block from the Shorewood border (WFB).  

I am looking for information on the area in west Houston bordered by the 69 on the East and southSam Houston Parkway on the WestThe 10 on the North.I can narrow it down if you PM me.I am trying get another opinion(besides my broker) of a few neighborhoods in this area. 

Student borders?

Even though my info states I'm from NW Indiana, I'm just livin' over the border, near the south suburbs.

Yeah I think anything you come up with is going to be either real expensive so what is the point, or it is going to be bordering on some sort of illegality.

It seems like we're getting more and more friends on board north of the border . . .

However, the only "deals" in the NJ area seem to be in Newark, Irvington, Paterson or other areas we'd rather not live.Towns with great schools and a great neighborhood are have very few multi-families available and the few we've looked at are negative cashflow due to high purchase price and property taxes.We've talked to our realtor about REOs and short sales but so far he hasn't found us anything.We've explored cheaper towns bordering high crime areas and although we can find houses in the $200-300k range, taxes and lower rent prices make these properties barely positive.

I could use some advice on what do with that little display area, I really have no idea on what to do with it yet!

In most cases where you have states that border each other that is possible but again check.