NOPA/Anza Vista border near Divisadero. 

I'm sure @Russell Brazil can speak more authoritatively on this, but one of the compelling aspects about the DC market is that there is a strict physical limit as to what can be built within DC proper - there are strict height restrictions in the District which limits multifamily development and within the 68.3 square miles of land within its borders, there is very little viable open land for new development.

I did a background check that came back clean, credit score came back right on the border of our limits, but I took it a step further by not only calling her reference and verifying that was the property manager, but also calling the owner of the house and hearing if she was a good tenant.

The VA won't allow "border income" aka renting rooms.

cash flow is usually best in some of the C area's bordering D areas.  

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to drive I-35 all the way down to the border at Laredo and was blown away by the ongoing growth.

It's right on the border of Clearwater and Belleair.

The IDF has "more or less" regained control over the Gaza border, with the focus shifting to airstrikes and an impending offensive in Gaza.

most townhomes have walls that border other townhomes.

@Elliott Milek is a cross border accountant who can help you with your questions