Your family's home in Greece. Looked after by someone who gets why it matters.
For Greeks who live abroad and own — or have inherited — a property in Greece they can't always check on themselves.
An apartment in Athens. And a life somewhere else.
You were born or raised in Melbourne, Toronto, Sydney, Chicago, Montreal, Brussels, or London. Your parents are getting older and the apartment in Athens — the one your father bought before you were born, or the village house your grandmother left you — is still in the family. You go back when you can. Maybe every summer. Maybe every few years. Maybe less.
Between visits, the family relies on:
- An ageing relative who shouldn't be climbing flights of stairs to check on it
- A neighbour who is kind but can't fix anything
- The cleaner who comes in for two hours every two months
- Nobody — and you hope for the best
The trusted person in Athens you didn't have until now.
- A trusted person who visits your property on a predictable schedule
- Photo reports in English (or Greek, if you prefer) so you can show your parents what's happening
- Coordination of bills, building meetings, and the bureaucracy your father used to handle
- Insurance documentation that keeps your cover valid
- A real person to call when something happens — like a leak from upstairs at 11pm Athens time
Less than one prevented incident, most years.
Members pay €99 to €249 per month, depending on visit frequency, plus add-on services as needed. Compare that to:
- A €4,000 plumbing claim that gets refused because the property was unattended
- A flight back to Athens to deal with a problem that could have been handled remotely
- The slow erosion of an asset worth €200,000 to €800,000+
Most members pay for their first year of service with the first prevented incident.
Looking after your family's home shouldn't be a part-time job.
Book a 30-minute discovery call. We'll talk about your property, your family, and what would actually help.
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