I am trying to invest in US (single family, duplex to four flex for now to buy and hold) and looking for well experience cross border accountant, lawyer, who is experience in entities and cross border taxation before start buying in Chicago or other areas in US.

Perhaps we should close blue state borders and not let in immigrants from red states?

I live on the MA/NH border which is a very different market than Hyannis and the rest of the Cape Cod area.

While this is possible, it borders on creepy.

As far as attorneys, I recommend you speak with Harry Borders (Borders and Borders), Brad Lammi (Henry Schildnecht Law), or Michelle Rawn (Rawn Law Office).  

Following the above advice from north of the border will likely end with a Fair Housing action against you.For your own sake, you should familiarize yourself with the Fair Housing Act and the reasonable accommodation requirement of same.You should also familiarize yourself with the adverse action notice requirements of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

I'm just below the border west of Six Flags.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

My neighborhood, Normal Station, is located between the University of Memphis main campus, and the University's South Campus (border is highland to the west, southern to the north, goodlett to the east and park to the south).

For some perspective, I live about an hour from the border of Delaware. 

Here was my response:I am by no means an expert and am not a cross border legal/tax specialist.