In addition to being a US real estate investor I run my own cross border tax return consulting and tax preparation business.

I'm from the Twin Cities and am hoping for some friendly advice.I'm looking at a retail strip building on the border of Metcalfe Park and Walnut Hill neighborhoods.  

Yet I don't think they considered it was on a pristine stocked fishing river bordering a state park as there is nothing comparable for these features. 

I hail from north of the border in Vancouver so I won't be able to help you but I'm sure you will find a partner.

The increasing population, 5 military bases, over 16 colleges & universities, 2 major medical centers, proximity to Eagle Ford, and the fact that it's first major city north of the Mexican border all help make this a healthy market for investors

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Hello all, my name is Robert and I'm a newbie here in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas - specifically Brownsville, Harlingen, South P...

How would you market your real estate to a border state where their influxhas influenced the market(example PA with buyers from NJ),

I thought of something regarding your chosen area of the 210 corridor you may or may not have thought of already, but just in case:The LA county cities that border the West End (Claremont, Glendora, etc) are pretty different markets than SB county cities along the 210.

This neighborhood, Sharswood, which borders the more popular neighborhood we focus on (Brewerytown), has some interesting stuff in the works over the next 10 years.

I noticed that you're close to the Texas border, what's the real estate market like in your area?