Have contemplated a similar set up here, because I live in an extremely high rent area (AirBnBing neighbours earn $1000/night for a 2/2).  

Their first step will be maybe to ignore your complaint or possibly give a verbal warning to the neighbour.

I also like the idea of BRRRR, partly because renovating houses brings a lot of joy and satisfaction.Fun fact: Rae and I met in Greece!

Greenberg:While I suspect you were merely trying to be flippant, it would seem your misunderstanding of your neighbours to the north draws upon an ignorant stereotype.  

I might be able to increase income by renting the spots out to University students and renting out the garage.  2 out of the 6 units will be leaving the property in coming months.  3 out of the 6 units are rented by Chinese students with 1 year lease ended and currently on month-to-month basis. 1 Unit is rented to an elderly woman on 1 year lease and according to her neighbour, she has some mental disabilities (not sure if that's relevant).  

There may have been a clause in there put in by the landlord that may have let him change his mind within X time.It is possible that the neighbour was being 'helpful' and would move themselves if there were able, but in my experience, people just love to badmouth areas.A few days after I moved into my new home there was an arson attack by some kids from a nearby village, my neighbours indicated this sort of thing happens 'all the time', and that it was a 'terrible area' - they sounded deadly serious.

However, I am having trouble finding something similar for Monroe Country or surrounding suburbs (specifically Greece).  

The house itself has to be in the Good Neighbour Next Door program to qualify. 

Suppose Greece, Ireland or Portugal goes under and no bailout by Euros.1.

A lot of people recommend buying in Greece now bcs their economy has dropped significantly.