I am very interested to learn about the specific aspects and technicalities of REI in Norway, as well as fixing up properties.One thing I've lately wondered about is whether "seller financing" is a thing in Norway.

Think about it, a seller has to be in quite desperate straits to hand over to you a property which may or may not be cash flowing and receiving zero dollars in return with a promise from you.Realistically if you are charting a course to sail into an investment property 100% financed by the seller having zero skin in the game and no real experience in any aspect of multiple unit complexes, you are setting yourself up to be shipwrecked.

Unfortunately my credit is not good enough for the refinancing aspect of the deal so I'm opening an LLC with my business partner for this and future properties.

It costs about $15.00  a month and is what I use to manage all aspects of my rentals.Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.

@Zack Bloom I'm a fan of multifamily because I like the self-support aspect.  

I'm not saying this is your case, but the posters put themselves in a position of weakness by not knowing the legal aspects of holding title.

I enjoy the finding and making deals aspect of real estate, and my career has allowed me to get very good at setting up systems.  

It is only one aspect.

Knowing what to do upon a resident’s death is crucial, and the first person you should contact is your attorney.

This was crucial for me because I wanted to work with someone who could fill in the gaps for me whenever there was information I did not take into consideration in my decision making process.