To add a 4th point if you will, more like point "3a" (it's kinda closely tied to your 3rd point), if the Buyer ever wanted to sell, the Buyer would be "locked in" to that deal for at least a decade or until the house was "above water".  

It has not gone in my favor and is taking up the entire useful part of my lot that I am stuck owning and paying taxes on because it is tied to a mortgage on a MFH that I own.

I currently have about $112,000 worth of equity and also have my VA loan tied up in the property. 

On one side the companies appears stronger, due to labor cost cutting, so equity investors appreciate the companies improvement on the quarterly reports, which supports investors desiring to invest more in other business, which improves the economy.

Definitely a stressful season but we came out of it stronger.

I would walk thru the purchase process in Norway and see if you can do a quick resale and also make sure it is legal or you can’t be sued for tying up the property from the owners selling.  

Congratulations Be aggressive and tie it down. 

-We are dealing with a mysterious leak at the midterm rental that is tying up a lot of our time, energy, and money.

Not tied to a specific property or purpose.

I'd look at columbus as a market in ohio we do new construction which appreciates faster and typically has higher demand and stronger rentals.