And this was on the Canadian border, so long winters and snow.If you can afford to have gas for heat and cooking and hot water (but, I'm talking hot water heaters in each unit, not a central boiler), it would probably be cheaper and more efficient and warmer. 

I looked it up and there are approximately 300 people in the US with the name John Doe and another approximately 125 deceased people with that name. 

It's an unoccupied duplex in a so-so part of town (but on the border of a good school district, which was part of the appeal.)  

Detroit sits on an international border and two countries are collaborating on Detroit's growth and emergence as an international destination.AS it relates to having the right team on the ground, that is true, which is where companies like ours come into play.

Quaility of living is high, cost is low and we have a very diverse economy that is humming nicely at an unempyment rate that is so low that businesses are recruiting across the state border. 

My mom assumed my deceased brother's VA loan with no closing costs. 

We got it with a small HOA lien only to find the bank tried foreclosing ... on a deceased dependent.

I had a deed from Mr. but Mrs was deceased.

Being in a border town definitely requires cultural knowledge especially in business situations.

After doing a LOT of sleuthing, I'm "pretty sure, 90% positive" that I've found the daughter of the deceased owner.