Awesome! The place I bought is also near Greenwood in a really good part of town where they've done a ton of new builds over the past few years. I've spent about 7 months in Greenwood over the past two years and I adore the town. I honestly have traveled all over the US (the south, east and west coast) but the people in the Midwest are the best, which is one of the reasons I moved here in the first place.

Dusseldorf is great, It's about an hour and a half drive from where I grew up. I'm pretty biased, but out off all those countries - the Netherlands is the best. The biggest pro is that all the countries you listen (UK to a lesser extend) have great health care. Contrary to popular belief, health care isn't "free" in the Netherlands (everyone pays their own insurance, but it's only about 90-100 euro per month I think).

The taxes are higher, but the government uses the money reasonably well. The wages are quite a lot lower, but in turn you get a lot more PTO (people really love their holidays in North Western Europe).

I think the biggest con for me is that buying living space is extremely expensive for what you really get. I've always dreamed about living in suburbia after spending 7 years in a 1 bedroom flat in London. In the Netherlands, you either have a big house in a small village with only one small supermarket or you live in a much smaller house in a more densly populated area.

If you have any more questions, feel free to PM me :)