Are the neighbouring properties decent?

@Christine LangI really had no concrete conception of money as power until the country of Greece went under in 2010, and even then the lesson wasn't really rammed home until 2015.Imagine you lived in a cash economy where very few transactions were completed using credit cards, bank cards, or personal checks.

Having great neighbours in great B+ areas means I always know a teenager or two who wants beer/weed/girlfriend money.

The contractor ended up with full title to the skeleton at a pittance of the cost of building it, and only then sold the condo units to local buyers and finished it.I'm not saying that's what it is but I would count my fingers after shaking hands with any Greek and I would not go ahead with this deal unless I had blood kin in Greece checking up on this personally.Full disclosure: I am Greek and lived in Greece from 2000-2007.

In my case I just stumbled accross two people with real estate experience: both neighbours.

Welcome, my fellow neighbour :-)I recently had to check on some house prices in Vienna for my business plan.

If you don't want to bring up the facebook, just say a neighbour you're friendly with mentioned seeing her with a puppy several times.

If I were you, I would just walk over to the neighbour and say "Hey, I have been working on cleaning a bunch of my grills and it looks like one somehow ended up in your backyard.

The house is free and clear, it was on the market for 3 times and did not sell, because it was not in the neighbour hood range(400k~460k).

If their dogs get attacked (whether it be by a neighbouring pitbull or a hawk or a car through the house) it is not your responsibility to find a resolution.