You might think about doing a different color border instead.

I live on the border of Denver and Lincolnton on Hwy 150.

You're welcome @Lisa Perez PM me if you're still interested and I'll put you in touch with my accountants who specialize in cross-border accounting. 

Harry Borders at Borders and Borders.  

Check out the "Learn" tab up top along the blue border.

In fact, I know it can, because my contractor just did a large scale flip himself on the Mountain View / Los Altos border for $250/SF.

I think it is quite applicable to you: Real Estate in Your TwentiesYou can also check out the "Learn" tab up top along the blue border of this site.

I am sure there are small print disclosures that lawyers have developed that make this OK.its just when you lead with your marketing that there is a warranty it does make the inference that hey you can't lose...These types of notes bought in bulk have very little market value bordering on zero in the secondary resell market  @?

I am interested in, however it's current flood zone status is what is holding me back and probably plenty of other people back as well..Just curious has anyone ever gone throught FEMA for a LOMA (Letter of map amendment) This entails getting a elevation certificate as well to see the lowest point of the property in relation to base flood elevation.Property sits in an AE zone but the line for the X zone (low to moderate risk) runs directly down property line so it is on border.

As a result, depending on WHERE in Irvington you buy, the resale values aren't very high.Geographically, like many areas in NJ, the best neighborhoods border the best towns.