Personally I dont see greece laws regarding real estate being very attractive. 

The reason why I asked what you were doing with the investors money and what their needs for repayment are is that it's important to understand what makes the deal attractive for your investor.

However, when I consider living there as a primary residence, the economics actually make it a much more attractive investment for me than a SF or even a smaller apt building. 

As long as the numbers work, you are confident in your design aesthetic and give the people quality work and what they want, I would say, go for it!!! 

You should go to this one, I'm sure you'll find a whole list attractive.  

I'm an interior designer. 

I plan on using a FHA loan because of the attractive down payment option.

My theory is that it may speed up overseas investment as investors there race to get ahead of further devaluations (and before they're swept up in 'anti-corruption' investigations which are mostly designed to weed out anti Xi Jinping factions).There is another hit to demand that also could originate in China; the slowdown in their economy and it's effect on raw materials producers (see http://www.visualcapitalist.com/china-consumes-min... for a good look at that).

It isn't designed to facilitate investor research.

However is this an area you think attracts young professionals?