Since Paraguay is a neighbouring country to them and they'll know it much better than Americans, speak the same language, have a similar culture and legal system, ..., if Argentines won't invest there, I don't see why Americans would.It's great to be ambitious but sometimes (if not all the time) you have to learn to walk before you start to run.Hope this helps

We are not Greece, we are not Italy.

Greece completely lame, South Korea fantastic.

One of my neighbours, was less fortunate:when the elm in-front of their duplex toppled and took the corner of the house (roof and upper veranda) with it.  

Hello , I am a real estate agent  on the island of Mykonos in Greece, I sell and rent houses for short summer holiday.

With greece and interest rates uncertain, looks like the rest of 2015 and early 2016 would be a bad time for stocks.

Anyone investing in these areas must be really street smart and know how to relate to tenants in class C Neighbour hoods , with that being said I love investing out here .

Of the neighbourhoods I've lived in (Ranchlands, Dalhousie, Woodlands, Banff Trail), our neighbours in Marlborough were the most friendly and chatty, and we got the most kids trick-or-treating on Halloween. 

I live alone and work 6 days a week, hence I have very low usage on water.I live in a 2 bedroom flat, and yes I have checked for leaks and there have been no leaks and also checked with the downstairs neighbour.

Here, the neighbour is responsible for her/his trees.