As I write this, the US just closed the border with Canada, and they stopped trading stocks for the fourth time in two weeks.

Property is right at 55th, which sounds like it's basically on the border of "rough" and "slum". 

As I understand it now, the border is open to Canadians, permanent residents and Americans who don't show any symposiums.

My investment properties are all in Ontario, no matter how you look at it, cash flows from rental properties here are not comparable to those South of the border, for example, compared to my target markets in TX, FL, etc.  

I have analyzed Economy indicators and data of the region and I don't see a strong employment growth, but given that this area is closer to the Mexican border, there seems to be a steady commercial activity associated to trading  and import/exports of goods all year-round.     

We are in a recession bordering on a depression.

It is essential to consult with a cross-border tax/legal specialist to set this up property. 

On the border of a hot location!

The Missouri Supreme Court in Ethridge apparently stated that for equitable subrogation to apply, the party against whom the doctrine would be applied (USAA in this case) must have "engaged in fraudulent conduct or committed acts bordering on fraud that created the condition that caused the lender a loss." 226 S.W.3d at 134. 

I have a laminated counter top with a stainless steel border.