Within reason, as long the area is comparable and you don't cross "that" street, "those tracks" or the major highway that divides whatever from whatever else.

Speak to them on the phone, verify their ID before giving them yours, cross link their ID to other sites whether it be BP, LinkedIn, CI or other.

With my limited knowledge of investing in US.1) select a market, choose emerging market with the best job growth.2) know your product, whether SFH, Multi, raw land, storage, land development, commercial or industry...3) define your strategy- buy & hold, flip, wholesale ...4) assemble your ground team- realtor, property manager...etc & ask them for referral for contractors, home inspectors.5) make connections with local investors , BP is the best place( I wish I found BP earlier).6) get help with legal entity structure & cross border accountant, set it up properly.7) visit the area you are going to investment.

The quarter round sas initially mentioned in the contract and we just crossed it out and initialed on the SOW.

The thought of taking over payments also crossed my mind, but it makes the deal less attractive.

I paid cash for those property and now I am looking to get my third property and I am trying to figure out if I should take money out of one house or do cross collateral.

This is called "cross collaterialization."  

What are other cross border note buyers doing? 

I live about 15 minutes from the RI border on RT 146 and the company I work for is located in RI.  

I would suggest attracting better wholesalers to your business, those are the best deals you can buy right now.However, you have newbies that will cross your path sometimes that don't know how to calculate APV, repairs, or just don't have the resources..