I would check if there are any options like that available in Norway.Also, banks may be willing to accept a lower down payment on a house if it is a multiunit and other units are already leased when you buy it.

You can't win if you don't play the game.Thanks, Crazy enough I kept submitting offers and got an offer accepted for my second property.

Whatever form you accept, give the renter a receipt with a copy of the payment and both your signatures so it's documented.As for a sublet agreement, Google is your friend.

Any tips or past experiences on either options would be gladly accepted to help make my decision on which route to go with.

You took photos of it when they moved-in as the accepted standard.2. 

@Zoie Holley it might be the small details that aren’t really explained in mainstream videos (taking out loans for investment purposes, actually walking into a bank and trying to get money).

Your problem (should you end up in court) MAY end up with the tenant stating you did accept partial rent late and did nothing about this so why the eviction now?

@Gi'angelo Bautista Two things that come to mind is appraisal and market acceptance.

Everything is negotiable, you don't have to pay the full purchase price (though they may not accept your offer if you don't) Like real estate, there are many ways you could structure a business acquisition through a mix of equity and debt.

I ran the scenario by another company and I received the same conclusion - FHA will not accept it.The fact that the city stated the property could not be rebuilt as is if destroyed seems to be the underlying issue for FHA.