Contact the county or local planning department to see if there are any issues with building on the property - bring donuts and make friends as these people will make or break you.If you are unsure of the borders of the property, then have the seller order a professional survey be done.If there is a Department of State Lands or similar in your region then find out about any special delineations on the property.Find out about power.

I stopped by a manu housing dealer the other day because they had a GOOD looking modular home on display.

Our target markets are Mid-West (e.g. states bordering Iowa) and Mountain West (e.g.

I was looking to move just over the border to Indiana where the cost of living is cheaper.

I've never lived there but I'm right on the border of Indiana about an hour or so away in Danville IL so I visit often.

I am working with a buyer who has found a business right over the border in Oregon where I am not licensed as a broker.  

I have a line waiting for my properties because housing is slim right now (thanks to all the people from IL jumping the border).

It's quite literally on the border of Fairfax and Mariemont just off Wooster pike. 

If you are overseas you need to talk to a cross border tax attorney who is familiar with those situations.You could also possibly invest with a sponsor.

Has anyone gone the route of trying  to get  all permit required before displaying bandit signs?