It's called border income.  

You might want to look at going across the border in to Kansas City, MO, The insurance rates are much lower and the landlord/tenant laws are more favorable.

My lender recently notified me that freddie mac & fannie Mae guidelines have changed that don't count gambling income as "income".This puts me in a bad position as I want to invest in more homes, but without getting financed I'm limited on what I can do & at this moment I don't want to change jobs because of this change.

We're on the border of the county lines, and the three different UPS stores are in three different cities.

Another possible problem is the we are 20 mins from the Canadian border so a lot of Canadians invest in the area, driving up prices.The realtor who showed me the house thinks we could resell it for $150K to $175K and thinks we should bid full price.

All of these people promoting the cross border fires sales...well lets just say do your homework.

The marketing schemes these guys use to try to get you to buy are bordering on stupidity. 

@Derek Daun LoL, I was stationed in Las Vegas for 5 years and I always compare insurance to gambling casinos....you give them your money and they never have to give you anything in return.  

I lived in San Jose for a while (right on the Campbell border), and in San Francisco, but I currently live in Oakland.What's my real estate background?  

He gets a lot of customers from Canada being close to the border.