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Australian wanting to invest in the US

Gloria Wang
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Hi all,

I've got investment properties in Australia but am wanting to enter the US market!

Can anyone recommend some good contacts that can assist with purchasing and setting up?

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@Gloria Wang, search for Reed Goossens. He is an Ausi based in LA with a great podcast and book about investing in the US.

I'm base in NZ and have been investing in the US for 5 years, but been in RE for nearly 20 years.

They are few moving parts to consider. One of them is how do you want to invest, actively or passively?

If you can't borrow money in the US, then investing passively or doing a JV may be a good start.

First, I would suggest is to get yourself educated. You are at the right place!

Talke to @Rebecca Moore, she is also in Australia looking to invest in the US!.

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