I recently sold a home on the border of LI and Queens, it was not easy but I learned a ton!

@Michael Malkowski we do have a Connecticut meet-up bordering Bridgeport (in Fairfield) and we average about 45 people - would be great if you want to post on meetup and if you want to take over that role too would be a huge help!

We're located in southern New Hampshire (border of MA, 40 miles from Boston) and our RE market is strong.

You can use that black rubber lining for a border or some bricks or stones if you want spend the extra money.  

I'm also from Canada so know some things maybe no the same cross border but any answers would be helpful!

All my research indicates 35068 is a A-/B+ area, but this street lies on the border on Tarrant, which is a C area and based on proximity, it may even be zoned for Tarrant middle school/high.

Hi Akash Y.It sounds like a good question for the lender as well as Canada Revenue Agency or your cross-border accountant. 

The furnace and water heater are old, and an inspector will probably say i need to replace a retaining wall that's leaning slightly toward the bordering neighbor's house (they have to split the cost under state laws) and fix a few other things the flippers did hastily in 2006.

I am going to go to borders tomorow any good negotiating books?

Also, my location is northeast of Springfield, Ma...on the NH border.