Ive been investing in Athens ,Greece for a while now, and the fact that you cant take any kind of loans here even if you are greek make things go slower so i started to look for a diffrent alternatives in europe .Is there anyone here that deal in europe and want to share ?

However, now that his interest has shifted towards consolidating his holdings into a CRT, he is reluctant to move forward with the owner financing deal we had been discussing.I'm pretty good at creative financing, but CRTs are greek to me right now.

My intention is to not initially increase the rent, make some improvements to the efficiency of their HVAC systems (go from ancient oil to high-efficiency gas) and, once I have the work done, increase the rent to compensate.

Ancient history and now ready to move forward with hard life education!

I have few ancient water heaters - older than 20 yo :))) what I would better choose as a replacement.

@Oren SharonyAfter doing some quick digging I am assuming you are talking aboutLot 43 Ancient Oaks Unit 1It appears as if there is a judgment still outstanding that has still not made it to the sale for over $500,000.00 case number 2009-CA-11092.

I felt like the Buildium article was written in Greek before.

The better question is HOW.Not All Water Is The Same...Just like the "Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner",  not all "water" is fit to drink.  

This is Greek to me as well but I'm happy for you keep making deals

One is in Loch Raven, one is in Greek town across the street from John Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, one is near the Biddle Street Neighborhood north of Patterson park.