The western border is the one we focus on.

Meh, not so much.. with lots of cross border hurdles and red tape it is proving to be a pain in the ***. 

Likewise, the traditionally Polish/Slavic neighborhoods to the near southwest are showing promise.As for other markets, think about the entire 50-mile corridor south of Milwaukee and stretching to the Illinois border.

When I was about to leave, a neighbor told me to check plumbing before closing because she was told by the deceased person who lived there that it clogged and he defecated and through it out on a plastic bag on the trash.

Therefore, in the constitution of 1910 I believe, Mexico forbade foreign ownership of property within 31 miles of the coasts and 62 miles from the international borders.

The Library is the poor mans college along with Border's & Books a Million!

The previous owner who is now deceased lived in the home until he died.

.' :) Without further ado, here are the numbers (I'm sure I'm missing something vital and will update as needed):- Westside Jax (32244), Wal-Mart supercenter 2.5mi, 60k zip population, MSA 1.3 million population- Unemployment 6%, Median home price $85-110k (border of two areas), median income $55k- Rent for 2BR $970/mo, vacancy rate 10%- $315k contract price, $65k seller carry @ 3.5% interest-only, 5yr balloon.- 21 units, 1 unit $200 lot rent.

Note, though, that in this case a filing often needs to be made with the county recorders office to remove the deceased’s name from the title so that a sale can occur.If there is no trust covering the property, then it may be possible to file only a spousal petition (versus going through a full-blown probate) if the surviving spouse has 100% unqualified ownership of the real property (meaning there are no-owners, it is not merely a life-estate, etc.).

@Doug Dattawalker you can find great rental stock in all or the border cities to Detroit.