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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!

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

A co-worker told me that they purchesed a town house in Greece and that they got a good deal (about $140,000).

As I continue to progress in my financial journey and contemplate my reasons for pursuing early financial independence more carefully, finding my why, it's obvious that the collapse of the Greek economy and the financial distress of my friends and family in Greece has a great deal to do with my mindset.Imagine living in a country where you go to the bank one day and they tell you that you can't draw any of your own money out of your own bank account.

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.

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