I can use guidance in choosing a target city in Northwest Indiana, referrals to assemble my team (especially a very well qualified real estate CPA), and to let me know of local meet-ups near the southwest suburbs of Chicago where there are robust discussions regarding investing over the border in Indiana.

I then changed my strategy to make sure I was taken into account properties in arrears that were the border of "war zone"

@Melvin Maxwell Any neighborhoods bordering center city Philly are hot markets right now.

If you're ever looking to cross the border and look in the Spokane area, hit me up!

Just south of us over the GA border, Commerce GA is cleared for its US based plant to build EV batteries (SK Group, largest Korean battery company for Li-ion's). 

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