Location:On the edge of Clinton Hill/Bed Stuy border 2 blocks from subway Price of Property: $210,000 Repairs: $100,000 (Have two quotes of $80K and $100K) Liens:1st Mortgage $74,0002nd Mortgage $12,000NY State Dept of Tax $1,613 (Can be shorted)Violations $14,456 (Can be shorted)Fed Tax Lien $15,792 (Can be shorted)Tab Violation $125 (Can be shorted)Total Liens $117,986 (Liens can be shorted down to $90K) Total (Before Short) $427,986Total (After Short) $400,000 Assignment Fee (3%) $12,500Gus Commission(3%) $12,500 Total Sales Price $425,000 Low End ARV : $600,000 LTV =70%High End ARV : $650,000 LTV= 65% This property was in a good area and had a lot of equity built into the property.What would be the best method to use in order to make this deal work for all parties?

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

(every house in the development is situated on 1+ acre lots in the heavily wooded area; it's not quite clear where the property border goes).

We heard that there may be a law about the recently deceased and letting the people living there stay for a certain period of time after their death?

This is a small border town.

(Although even south of the border it is far from easy).Not saying it's not possible - but just letting you know the temperature of the water before you jump in.

Hey Toshi,I just got done flipping my first property off of the I-17 and Northern avenue on the border of Phoenix, Glendale Arizona.

You get charged for a lot of BS expenses and since you're not there, it's hard to fight that battle on an ongoing basis.We're mostly acquiring in Texas and the Southern States because of the laws are investor friendly, you get economies of scale with bigger properties, can structure better lending and have access to better (IMO) property management with more sophisticated reports and tools.Also, hope you know how the tax structure works for cross-border transactions.

Newbie investor looking for multifamily properties in RI close to MA border. 

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.