A 'C' area is a whole different thing so make sure you know who the neighbours are and how much rent they pay so you can calculate your backup exit plan realistically.  

Ooohthat’s why when I purchase rental back in 2009 I purchased my neighbour in the way that if I have to move there 30 years from 2009 , I can do it , that was part of strategy 

The kids were, predictably, the worst management flakes you could imagine, born to privilege and completely unaware of it.Because at the time the socialists pretty much ran Greece, I did a number of lessons with high ranking public servants.

My friends, my family, my neighbours, my community at large.

My fiancé and I went to Greece last September and loved it.

Perhaps my unforgiving stance was heavily informed by the fact that I used to live in Greece from 2001-2007, the years of the socialist glut of arrogant, lazy, good-for-nothing government workers, when the government didn't even keep track of how many people worked for it.I think this situation is very different.

You can only tax people and business so much, and when there's more taking than giving, the country collapses, and we become Greece!

People aren’t fleeing downtown Toronto because they have jobs elsewhere, they’re fleeing being stacked on top of their neighbour with their 3 kids being stuffed into 750 sq ft.

Had some success, then some neighbours got 'greedy'?  

I grew up in upstate New York, by way of Athens, Greece.