If it's run by the local government as most water companies are; you can file a Freedom of Information Act Request.

It will also allow you to build relationships in your local community with tenants, contractors, real estate professionals, etc. 

For starters, I suggest you tune in to the BiggerPockets Podcast and connect with the local lenders and brokers.

I've found that adding local neighborhoods and roadways and giving a brief overview of requirements/availability can really help attract people to a listing.

You might call the local housing authority to see if you can get an inspection checklist or if there is one posted. 

https://www.starnewsonline.com...Great to see some of the locals in Wilmington, NC won a lawsuit against the blatant overreach of the local city govt.

It's also worth looking for first time home buyer assistance programs in your local area.

If you can, attend some local REI meetings.

While Greece is generally still cheap compared to other European locales, partly as a result of the Global Financial crisis, real estate on the most popular islands like Mykonos, Rhodes or Santorini is actually very expensive - as much as 10,000 euros a square meter.

You're likely to get the best terms at a local or regional bank that keeps their paper and services their debt themselves.