I speak only to the south side of the border. 

So, depending on how you hold your U.S.A. properties and how you repatriate your retained earnings back into Canada will determine the amount of tax you will pay in either country.Most scenarios are variations of this simplified scenario:  You hold the U.S.A. properties in your own name, and the income comes across the border into your hands here in Canada, the IRS will withhold an amount of taxes in the U.S.A.  

there" is an adverb, "their" is an adjective, and "they're" is a contraction consisting of a pronoun and a verb on both sides of the border.  

Repainting every room, new flooring in basement, removing wall paper border, etc, etc.

Hi Miltiana, I am an agent from NYC as well and I am flipping a home in Newark, south orange border and staying in maplewood irvington border.. for sure there are great opportunities in the area, and many are not bad at all.My business partner.

About a month ago, there was a break-in at a property I manage in Cleveland Heights near the East Cleveland border.

I'm in Ontario quite a bit for business (Brampton, Mississauga & Cambridge) and when I talk to folks on your side of the border, I'm shocked at just how different the real estate market is.

Another option is to find a chunk of vacant commercial property that borders residential/agricultural then get friendly with the local council and zoning.

I was curious if you had property across the border and how that played out.

also, Roy N. what did you mean by borders?