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Arish Ahmad
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Arish Ahmad
  • Denmark
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I am from Europe (Denmark) and I want to use all the content and education available here on BiggerPockets to begin my real estate business here in Denmark.

There are different laws, different markets, niches I could imagine.

I'd therefore like to ask if any of you can lay out what are the most important differences that I should notice. Which of the financial strategies for the US real estate market do not apply to e.g. Denmark?

Looking excitedly forward to your answers.

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Joachim Lassen
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Joachim Lassen
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@Arish Ahmad You should disregard anything on here regarding law. Just focus on the mentality, the drive and attitude. Use rules as guidelines but remember Denmark is a different animal in regards to supply of houses, demand and a multitude of other factors. Good luck

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