oh now i get it..you are just trying to be a smart *** :) well since anything i say you'll say is risky, seems like a set up to me..hwoever i'll add that holding a note is riskier than taking the cash..who the heck knows the position of the seller..maybe she wants to retire and move to greece..like i said, knowing that would help

Greece defaults?

It's in the town of Greece and my realtor doesn't seem to know much about rentals.

The odds of this being completed in your three year time line are probably in line with the power ball. 

For example, let's say Canada hit's the Power-Ball and decides "mehh, tariff's are dumb" and removes ALL lumber tariff's on U.S. exports.

At one property the tenants was playing the Powerball lottery, and I asked what are you going to do if you win. 

He came to me saying he has friends who are from Greece that have about $4 Million Dollars they are looking to put into real estate on the east coast but don't know where to start.

When global interest rates followed T-Bills on a fast upward trajectory, these countries defaulted on their debts.In today's global economy, when a country like Greece even sneezing in the general direction of a default can cause money institutions to panic, it makes me wonder how these same institutions would react to an interest-rate-related cascade failure due to interest rate hikes.

My experience the past 20 years since moving back to the USA from Greece has been in Finance. 

Trump has stated he likes a weeker dollar.I don't agree with many of the posts above....here is Kiyosaki's perspective...Greece had a huge financial crisis last year - people couldn't even get money out of the bank.India in the last couple of months has tried to get away from paper money.