I live in Danbury, but work on the Monroe -Trumbull border as an engineer during the day.

Being that it's right across the border, I'm sure you're bound to meet some Windsor-ites and have the opportunity to grow your network.

@Todd AshleyI own properties in NE Portland, Clackamas on the border of Happy Valley, in Tualatin, and used to own rentals in University Park, near the UofP.

Port Richmond (next to Fishtown) especially has some hard borders.

All the way from downtown to damm near the Queens border.  

I think many/most of the concepts on most strategies from flips to buy and holds apply generally across the border, and there are even forum(s) on some specifics on canadaian topics and areas....best of luck

There were some great graphs in one of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce digital publications showing how diverse the economy is here (available for free online).Having said that, it'll be interesting to follow the long term economic impact of the inaugural LNG (liquefied natural gas) exports of the US starting this February/March at the Sabine Pass port by the TX/LA border and other upcoming ports. 

Personally, my friends that are still APSU students live off-campus in apartments that are on the border of the Sango Area.

This is kind of an old article from August last year: http://www.wsj.com/articles/china-cracks-down-on-m...http://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/artic..."I Surived Real Estate" video forum talked about its effe...

:P Many of the companies surrounding the border of town have moved out-- Gudebrod (which made the majority of dental floss in the US for a while), Mrs.