My folks live in a small town just across the TN border and pass by you on 65 all the time!  

For that reason many smaller investors will go to 4 in the District then cross the border for their next purchases.

My house is on 1/2 acre and borders wet lands.  

(With 30%+ Spanish speakers in many 'border state' areas now, for e.g.) 

I have this language in my lease in case I later find out some one has been staying there:Tenant will not give accommodations to borders or lodgers without landlords written consent.i.Tenant agrees that giving accommodations is defined as providing living or sleeping space to a person(s) for 3 or more consecutive days. ii.Tenant may petition landlord for special guest privileges when family is visiting. iii.Tenant agrees that if Tenant gives accommodations to anyone not listed on this lease tenant will be evicted and Tenant’s security deposit will be forfeited in full. 

There's also other cities across the border that I can help you with.

It’s a diverse community, one of the most racially diverse neighborhoods of Detroit, that borders Grosse Pointe.This is one of the few historic neighborhoods left in the city where you can still buy properties for rent and make a solid return.

This is a study I did for one of our properties. the red dots are wells the yellow border encloses out land. the only place we could have put a septic/sandmound would have been under the existing garage. 

I am hoping to find some gems in Dekalb County and where I am, along the Dekalb-Gwinnett border.

I can assure you that only those from the common wealth were able to immigrate.. those from Mexico were stopped at the border and turned back.I was kicked out of the country. and all I did was buy a home on golf course and furnish it and ski and fish and frequent resturants etc etc. but they still wanted me out