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Brenden Mitchum
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New Zealand vs. United States

Brenden Mitchum
Agent
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

Hello BP!

I am new to the site and a hopeful soon to be investor! I am specifically interested in small, multifamily buy & hold properties. 

My question is whether anyone would be able to shine some light on the similarities and differences investing in real estate in NZ and the US? I want to start investing soon but I also really want to move to NZ so am trying to determine if I could combine those two or if I should wait to move until I have enough units and systems set up to have solid passive income through cashflow.

Thank you in advance! I'm stoked to be a part of this community!

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