The Detroit bordering suburbs seem to be where you can find that sweet balance of cash flow, lower maint, and 1.25-1.75% deals.From what I see, in the City, the ROI can be crazy with a low price point, and if you're betting on appreciation (not my personal strategy)..some people very well could get rich quick some day..

I've seen south carolina work recently as well, but literally across the border in Fort Mill where the rent commands so much that it makes up for the nearly double SC taxes as a rental. 

@Dan WeberI am actually very familiar with the border of New Hampshire and Maine.

Hello everyone:I would love to have my question answered.I recently opened a Self Directed IRA to invest in tax liens in my home state, FL, but i wonder if I can go beyond Florida borders and acquire tax liens in other states.Thank you for your time and for a clarification on this matter.

Maybe check with the local investors in La Crosse and border of Minnesota

Anybody north of the border with some experience in this asset class?

It's available at any Barnes and Noble, Borders, and I am sure Amazon.

Any locals here who can provide some insight on the area around Cumberland, IN on the border of Indy?  

Good areas border fringe areas which border terrible areas, etc. 

BUT since i believe that today is the 1st day of the rest of my life it is not...hardest things was finding people to trust there are a lot of sharks  out there in them there waters... and since  I live in Canada getting the whole cross border things sorted.Early errors cost big  but the mistakes  helped me get to where  I am today  even thought they had a huge price tag (40 000  Canadian ) I consider it a small cost to learn what i needed to know to invest for the next 40 years.