On top of the traditional same opportunities found in US real estate market, by investing north of the border you get exposure to the Canadian dollar.

In one of my homes it bordered an abandoned alley right of way, and in a home caddy-corner to mine there is a mentally disabled man that roams the city picking up cans with a shopping cart.

I do strongly recommend you sit down with a real estate attorney and accountant with cross-border expertise.

If the numbers worked I might do lots of things, but I think you are bordering on dangerous if you are talking about using ALL your money (or even most).  

We have to sell a triplex that is right on the Paterson/Clifton border.

I was looking in areas that border LA county (Simi Valley, San Bernardino, Riverside, etc.)

Excited to join BP Pro and looking forward to networking within Ohio borders!

I am particularly interested in property in the River Wards (Northern Liberties, Fishtown, Kensington, Port Richmond) section, bordering the Market Frankford line, but am willing to explore other areas (Point Breeze, University City, Templetown, Point Breeze, Grey's Ferry,  Brewerytown, Bartram's Garden area) . 

@Jason C.Texas issues firearms at the border when you arrive, in case you left yours at home.Second amendment case in Texas, even though it’s Austin... guess how that would turn out.

I'm sure that we will eventually expand into Northern DE, if for no other reason than the border is only about 5 miles from our house.