Detroit sits on an international border and two countries are collaborating on Detroit's growth and emergence as an international destination.AS it relates to having the right team on the ground, that is true, which is where companies like ours come into play.

Quaility of living is high, cost is low and we have a very diverse economy that is humming nicely at an unempyment rate that is so low that businesses are recruiting across the state border. 

Important to note: This was a big gamble but a very calculated risk.

Being in a border town definitely requires cultural knowledge especially in business situations.

Being a middleman- Realtor, contractor, ect -and get paid off the "investors" gambling. 

Owning property all over the US sounds exciting and there are no borders for me.

GVR is within that border and I would consider it myself if I needed to live down that way.

The city will be negatively affected if they do not diversify their product offering which is reflected in the reduction in gambling revenues and the increased emphasis by major casinos on entertainment (nightclubs and bars) as well as restaurants/shopping.Sukhbir

(Some figures say more than 99%)This is Downtown only not the city as a whole but it makes for tremendous opportunities in the bordering areas.

I will report on the exact name for our website we've chosen next week.Based on our research, our friends across the northern border - Canadians, are the largest foreign group of buyers of U.S. real estate.