I have found: class A properties have lots of newer European carsclass B properties have lots of new Japanese/Korean carsclass C properties have lots of trucksclass D properties have lots of POS vehicles.I adjust +/- based upon the mix of the different levels and ages of cars in the neighborhood.I am not saying that the car makes the person, but it is a pretty simple matrix when doing a first evaluation of a property. 

Most major Canadian markets are heavily over-priced. 

You might also check out San Luis Potosi and their waterfalls and Old World European sections.There are a lot of options out there. 

The price is still by far far far too much for me to be able to afford it for myself but I think, there would be high profit to try to do some online marketing and cooperate as a middle man between seller and buyer, make my own marketing listing, put higher price on it and pray that seller is honest enough that he will really send me the difference in price for my profit to via bank wire transfer to my European bank account.However there is a problem: The original listing ( *** ) was on agency's website.

It is possible in most European countries the only problem is the RED tape here it is a killer and if anything happens were the renter is concerned it can take up to five years to get them out.

The appreciation market in Canada has been going strong and consistant for the last 15-years with most major markets surpassing $500k today, (>$1mm in Vancouver).

I do not have insight into the European market but in terms of loans in the states it is very common to use a loan to finance a portion of the property.  

I'm also interested in investing internationally, especially in Poland and other Eastern European countries (Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovenia, etc.) where prices are still cheap, but growing hand-in-hand with their growing economies.

Around here and most major metros construction is booming... all the good tradesman are working and always busy.

@Adam RajniakWelcome Adam,I am from Australia but my parents are European.