Well if somebody is looking to work remotely and live like a king, they might as well go all the way to Reno, across the border.

I certainly don't, and I enjoy a good gamble.

I'm a bit biased in my opinion, as my property management company manages Hartford County, from Bristol to Vernon up to the MA border.

Vijayakumar Subramanian auctions are a tricky one, it really is a gamble.

I only have one rental condo -- edge of SF on the border with Daly City.

Isnt this a safe way of gambling.

I’ve never been one to gamble nor am I going to start with rental properties.

Through him I came to realize all of the opportunity south of the border.

Yes Washington,New York,and California for example are all overinflated markets.Many investors purchase there on the on an appreciation gamble than the CAP rate.I have many investors buying down here because they can leverage their cash for so much more greater returns than where they live.In some areas that I mentioned acquiring the land is the real goal and the CAP rate is an afterthought.Here in Atlanta the only 7 to 7.5 cap I am seeing is CORE assets in trophy locations.Example A class newer multifamily that a REIT or PENSION fund is buying.

Where did you get your information for cross-border investing and who are the key members of your investment team to make that work for you?