Too many people in and out and a great way to tick off the neighbours.

I am asking the same question but specifically in Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and Hungary.

Unfortunately I just don't think it would work for our place right now :( Our house is right in the middle of the property, neighbours are also only on 7 acres so their house is quite close, and the other neighbours have a decrepit vacant mobile home with the roof half torn off that's pretty visible :-/ Thank you for the idea though, that could be a really good one with an acreage that even had a bit more tree cover.. unfortunately we're in the bald prairie and moved a few big trees, and our little planted ones are still tiny. 

As Joseph said, what do the neighbours have?

Residential properties cannot typically support wall-hung commercial toilets, which are, on the other hand, common.I got started renovating properties in Greece.

Should I look in the neighbouring town for comps?

In your neighbour's case if they plan to live in the house and don't need the money in the next 10yrs it doesn't really matter.  

There are all kinds of multi million dollar apartment complexes going up in the city and in neighbouring communities like Quispamsis and Rothesay.

Correlation meaning everything is moving in unison more than ever...so when something bad happens in greece, everything goes down, etc.. the future of technology may be great, but if the overall market is down it will suffer the same fate.The problem with equities is the company you hold may be spectacular, but if the market crumbles, so does your stock, it's called systemic risk.

There are also many other systemic reasons (other countries defaulting, e.g. greece, etc and the collapse of the euro, etc.. many many other reasons).