I've got some spots I love just outside of Chicago, in border areas of Indiana and Wisconsin

@Mike McKinzie  Oh no you cant really be thinking about appreciation.. that's gambling.. that's speculation , that's icing on the cake LOL.. unfortunately  your thought process and mine are very much a minority thought process on BP.BP tends to be cash flow first foremost and always.. to the point that beginning investors actually believe it and take the risk chasing very high paper yields with no clue the risk they are taking. 

Tons of green space and parks, particularly on the Maryland side of the border. 

Youd see the guy out and about, and he was just a free man running all the drugs and gambling in town.

Does this problem miraculously end at the Oregon or Nevada borders?

And because I am connected to only one person with the first (or last) name "Marvin" at this time, everyone else in my search results would have no border around their profile pics when I view them while logged in.

Are you a risk taker willing to gamble on appreciation?

The question to ask yourself is: can you AFFORD to pay extra every month on average (on top of getting zero cash return on your deposit), while GAMBLING on its appreciation?

Given the debate that goes into that question for US residents I am not sure how the complications of international borders would affect that.I think you will be hard pressed to find a property in Denver for 100K but if you do and want a opinion on the area feel free to contact me.

Jump the border.