It is in Chicago, basically on the border of Avondale, Kilbourn Park, and Old Irving park neighborhoods. 

@Mike Makkar  I crack up at your comment that Texas building costs are so high.. our costs are well over double what you guys pay you have some of the cheapest in the country.. you can build pretty cheap in metro Atlanta as well.land in the path of progress makes more millionaires than any buy and hold scenario unless you have A lot of buy and hold capacity..I bought a 4 acre piece in CA. in 1994 for 28k  NON buildable but bordered city.. it just finally got brought in.. and across the street the largest Indian gaming casino in the state was built over 300 million project.. we are about to get upzoned to flex resi commercial and I think my value at that time is about 3 million...

The book stays away from giving anything that would even border on legal or tax advice, simply because every situation is different, and even two people who seemingly have similar situations might need vastly different legal, tax and insurance needs.If you purchase the books here on BiggerPockets, the package includes the contractor contracts that I use (written by my attorney in the state where I flip) -- it's a great starting point, but as pointed out above, getting it reviewed by a local attorney would probably be smart just to avoid any state-level differences in contract/real estate law.As for insurance, in general, you're going to want a builder's risk policy during the time of construction. 

Beware of Greater Cincinnati Water Works - the water rates on the quarterly bill aren't so bad, but the sewer rates are bordering on highway robbery.

I'm across an international border from you, so lending practices are a little different.  

I see that they have resurveyed the property line bordering mine within the last couple mos. and saw that it agreed with the other one they had done.

It is on 1-acre lot and I am fortunate the house is located closer to the border line, which I figured would create more clearance on the other side to create a lot.

This house is in far south Grandview near Cass County border (near 150/71 hwy) and is my fourth house in this particular area.  

Living on the border between two towns (well...close enough to the Georgia border!)

In my opinion, the worst parts of Cleveland Heights would be some of the areas along the border with East Cleveland.