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

Hi Jeremy...Regarding your question about people investing in Europe, we are getting good results for properties in Greece, largely due to the quality of the properties, seaside or sea view locations, significantly reduced prices, and last year's launch of the Greek residency visa for non-EU buyers spending at least 250,000 Euros.

Unfortunately you lost the first battle and the neighbour now believes they own you, and rightly so, they do own you.

I would talk to your neighbour as well and see if they are willing to pitch in. 

When I did return to the property, the fellow was standing in the freshly shovelled walkway with a big smile ... he had never shovelled snow before (hadn't seen it until he changed planes in MTL), saw what the neighbours were doing, and thought he might clear the walk while he waited.

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

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.

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

How about investing in MF in Chicago in up and coming neighbour hood for a good cash flow to residents of medica teaching  facility in the area? 

@Estelle AngelinasHonestly, I don’t think you can compare Athens, Greece to Detroit, Michigan as tourist destinations!