Sure it matters to some, but plenty of others would rather look over the Eastern Ave border into west of the river Maryland (Mount Rainier, Hyattsville, Riverdale), which doesn’t have the stigma and issues (real and perceived) of EOTR *AND* first-time homebuyers with higher incomes and lower savings l can take advantage of the lower price/higher tax dynamic in MD for down payment issues.

This was in Mishawaka, Indiana - right on the Indiana/Michigan border so could be a similar situation to yours.

A friend purchased a tract of land from an individual who carried the note (California).  The seller died.  She didn't find this out until months after his death, but someone was continuing to cash the payments that w...

I assume we need to go through probate with the estate to satisfy the deceased woman's debts in order to purchase the property.Is that correct?  

First off is it possible to short an estate property since the mortgage holder is now deceased.

This is the first home I will own that doesn't have a basement so I'm curious to what kind of feedback I'll get from tenants but less maintenance on my behalf.Property is in Parma, OH, boarding an A city, IF I was a few houses down the street I would of been in Independence, OH border and this would of been worth a lot more.

However, I redeemed the property of a deceased family after a tax sale; How do I proceed in getting this property in my name without having it go through another tax sale. the property wasn't purchased at the tax lien sale, I just went into the County tax office with the parcel number and paid back taxes, after the family decided not to pay the taxes anymore.

Philly is very block by block so crossing a major border could entirely change the acquisition price and ARV.

Easton is right next to New Jersey border.

We had to establish that the heir was deceased and that none of her heir had any claim to her share.