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.

That said, there are three Multi-Family buildings - two in a neighbouring city - of which I am aware that have been painted and actually look better.

In smaller properties (2-6 units) with common laundry, you typically find 1 laundry pair for every 2-3 units - a lower ratio and tenant complain about machine availability, rather than arrange a schedule with their neighbours.  

I think the US is headed the way of Greece. 

Hello everyone, I am now here so I am trying to learn as much as I can :) Me and my husband we want to invest in some properties in Greece and Romania.

We brought the common wall with the adjoining unit (along the kitchen and bathroom) up to current fire code (on this side):Due to our proximity to the property line and the neighbouring building, we also covered the rear external wall with resilient channel and 5/8" fire rated drywall to allow us to use vinyl siding, versus more expensive non-combustable siding solutions, when we re-clad the building.In addition to using rock wool (Roxul Safe-n-Sound) insulation in our fire walls, we installed it in all bathroom walls, the bathroom ceiling and in the "TV wall" and walls and ceiling surrounding the laundry space to provide sound deadening.