I hardly a tenant that was how you describe your neighbour.

To say nothing of the neighbours reaction.

They’re much more exposed to global economic downturns than the average Joe Schmoe, so if you’re selling to an international upper-class clientele, especially those that work in finance, things might be a little slow until this crisis settles down.This could be another Greece.

There's a big difference between Greece's economy and ours.  

In these instances we would remove the furnace and ductwork (which is a conduit for fire, viruses, and your neighbours curry) and replace the heating with either ductless heat pumps, electric thermal storage heaters, or EBB (as a last choice).   

Hello,I am looking to invest in Greece, Crete to be more precise.

Solar systems are being installed at an ever increasing rate though so the latter will diminish as a factor as more and more of the neighbours go solar.

You would end up having a property that nobody would buy or rent, as the small local population cannot afford to either buy or rent nice properties.While tourism is pretty much their only livelihood, Belize cannot compete with its neighbours like Mexico or the Dominican Republic for example.

The dollar is looking better then the Euro because of countries like Ireland and Greece.

clips) and 5/8" drywall will give you much quieter wall assembly (somewhere around STC 55 - 60 ... been a while since I've done the math) while also meeting fire code for common walls.If you want to go further for even less neighbour noise in a higher end unit, you can add a second sheet of (5/8) drywall, but instead of an air gap (which would require shimming and create a conduit for lower frequency sounds), use a sound deadening/absorbing filler such as "green glue" between the sheets.