I'm currently looking on a property in a quite respected and well beloved city in my country (Denmark for anyone interested)This current property, is currently priced at 1750000 DKK - Which is around 235k euros.The time it has been on the market is quite alarming, sitting at 2876 days so far.What would be a good lowballing bid?

(Norway, Sweden and Denmark)

I'm originally from Alabama and even spent some formative years in Denmark. 

My name is Jonas, I'm 19 years old and coming from Denmark.Next year when I'm done with college here in Denmark, I am taking the leap to the UK. (...

Denmark?

Hi all from Denmark - i am new to this site but i have been reading a lot about investing in property (mostly us books) and on this site.However i started january / february 2018 to buy two properties (one with two apartments and the other with 4)In April 2018 i came across two properties offered to sale.

The tenant stated that he did not have a ss# (which was not true because he is in bk now with one)  He stated that he had just arrived in the Country a few months ago as a rep for a furniture company in Denmark to furnish the new Mercedes Benz HQ in Atlanta and also the We Work facilities. 

Being a CA resident you could be looking at a 30% tax (welcome to the 2nd highest tax in the world behind Denmark). 

Helens OR I think this has some merit in your areas were new construction cost out strip what rents will garner plus these are literally bullet proof  :)maybe you grab some dirt there that is not too expensive and set these up maybe like a little MHP type thing.. his 8 plex I believe he is stacking them.. very common in Denmark they stack them 10 high.Also I have been picking up lots in Richmond CA  ( formerly and presently the hood) with ideas of putting these on the skinny lots.

I'm not familiar with the going rates in Denmark so you'll have to adjust to what makes sense in your market.What is a bad deal is being exclusive to him and not being able to do other deals yourself.