Like all cities though, there are better areas and worse areas, for example, East Cleveland borders both University Circle and Cleveland Heights which are more gentrified and/or "old money" areas and have much higher property value and rent, so if the property you're considering is towards either of those you'll be better off.

BP used to display #of votes and #of posts under the name.  

Give criminals crossing the border free everything. 

Not a fan of the word & phrase clouds, too cluttered for my eyes, is there another way to display that kind of data?

Economy was low) there were some very good deal down that way, but with the exchange rate where it's at and the rise in real estate south of the border it a bit tougher.As for BC/AB - Alberta is at a low - not sure if they have moved into their recovery cycle yet.For most parts of BC, especially here in the okanagan we are definitely in our boom cycle.That being said there will allows be decent real estate vehicles to use as an investment - what I would say is more important is what type of return are you looking for and building a plan around that and long term goals.There are good purchases you just have to be ps isn't and ready to act when the right one comes up!

Well, after closer to 30 hours, I still hadn't heard anything, so I sent one more email, which bluntly displayed my displeasure, demanding someone pay me at least 2 months lost rent, and firing X at the same time. 

The more I look, the more tempted I become to either go high end (reduce cash flow, problems, and increase appreciation), or cross the border into Nh and look into towns such as Nashua and Manchester.Great discussion!

Hard to do that so remotely.I have a group of people I work with right across the Indiana border from South Holland and Lansing.

I have some property on the border of Crete.

I'm baffled why people are very hesitant in crossing over the border.