Is there any way we could have a thread for say Prperties down south like the thread for the neighbours up north eh?

Hello everyone, to introduce you I am Stelios from Greece - Heraklion and I try to complete a transaction on a 2 apartment (whole 3rd roof) building.

@Leanne WebbyHi LeanneI’m in Australia - we are neighbours .Australia is not great for investing now , too expensive.Let us know your progress 😃

Landscaping, painting the outside are maintenance things and should be done when needed. for the second part of your question, if a tenant rented the place, to add a garage and take away some of their space (parking, adding a neighbour) changed the nature of the property.

Maybe buy a single family home in a residential neighbour hood and build a suite in the basement then rent rooms.

So far my marketing has been limited to driving around and then knocking on people's doors to ask if they want to sell, and also to find out about the neighbours, and what is happening in the neighbourhood.However, at a recent networking event, I came across an interesting opportunity.

Have you talked with your potential neighbour?  

Hello,I need some advice please on what my options are to do deal with noisy neighbors.My property was used as a long term rental and I have recently converted it to a STR. I've pulled out all the stops and the house,...

My experience in countries and cities that depend heavily on tourism has been excellent (Mexico, Greece, Thailand, New Orleans, Galveston). my visits to places less dependent on tourism have been more mixed.

So you'd be looking at high potential rental income, cheap properties or, even better a combination of the two.That prime candidates would be:Mexico and the Dominican Republic: cheap properties, mass tourism, occupancy all year long, closeness to North America, direct flights from North America, the US and increasingly Asia, strong international and domestic tourism and tourists coming from diverse locations.Southern Europe (Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece): properties aren't necessarily that cheap (some are) but you have mass tourism there as well.Then you have secondary markets like Colombia or Brazil.