I'm currently the owner of 3 units (doors) in some of the major cities of my country, Denmark.

they do both.... there are niche lenders who will lend to foreigners.. and there are a few banks.Well qualified foreigners that are say buying a second home in Florida have NO problem getting conventional financing.I brokered a deal a few years ago in Oregon.. this was owner occ.. but the buyer was moving from Denmark.. and they got a convential loan NP

Will that not increase your travling expences a lot compared to places in Denmark?

hey guys, newbie here from Copenhagen Denmark.

Denmark is credited with being a pioneer of cohousing development in the 60's.

@Dawn Brenengen As of now, i'm mostly interesting in investing in real estate in Denmark as i'm unaware of the tax/income law regarding out of country rental/ownership.

I'm looking to get into real estate for the long term, and not just to flip houses.I' live in Denmark where you at times can be 'lucky' enough to buy a very, very ravaged house for around 2000$, but do you think that would be worth it to restore it?

Now before you hopefully jump into the numbers there are few things you need to be aware. 1 - The amounts are listed in USD instead of my local currency Danish Kroner so it might seem super pricy2 - The morgage is set at 3% which might seem low compared to the US but it is standard for real estate in Denmark.

Is that something that is done in Denmark?

It's a student from Denmark in Europe, who'll be studying there from March until June.Can anyone help me find a place she can live for under $700?