That'd solely be your choice.

In Norway, without going into the details, the best choice is to buy an apartment as a rental property.

Having them supply you with a contract is a wise choice, probably cost a few hundred dollars.  

Eventually you'll also need an attorney (I went with the one provided by lender which was a VERY good choice), and a home-owners insurance provider (I used multiple agents until I was happy with coverage and price (DON'T under insure).

Keeping in mind that every month the property is held on to, he goes deeper and deeper in the hole.Holding out any longer is not investing anymore...it's speculating.If you are headed to a particular destination of great interest, in a rowboat, and about 50 yards off shore you realize the boat has a leak and is sinking...fast, you have two choices:1 - You can row faster, and bail even faster (wait, no partner in the boat, so you have to choose between those two...I suggest rowing like you've never rowed before). 

@Angela Yan Yes to both of your questions = )  We plan to use it as an investment until our cash flow is sufficient to reach financial freedom, which should be in the next 2 years barring any global real estate meltdown. 

Without rent or a response in writing via text or email, I have no choice but to proceed with an eviction notice on day 3.

Without good credit to guarantee the loan, it becomes important that the equity in the property provide sufficient security to close the deal.

I think TV is good to have either way, people enjoy having the choice of whether or not to use it.

For most properties, that’s likely sufficient.