They live in Australia full-time (not sure if that matters).

Not sure why it took me so long to join, but I'm here now.A little bit about me, I'm currently a full time photographer originally from Australia but now based out of Oklahoma, you can see some of my work here: I also do a lot of digital marketing(specializing in Email Marketing and Customer Journeys) and graphic design on the side.I've been really getting into real estate over the last couple years with a few rentals and about to open our first Airbnb, hopefully start of June.I really want to dive straight in and see where this takes me.

You can't touch anything in Australia and Canada for the price of a good property in Indy/

I'm living in Australia but wanting to buy in Canada.If you haven't already read "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene, I would highly recommend it.

Completely outside the US, living in Australia.

For example, it's been pretty much impossible to cash flow in Australia since pretty much forever yet Australian real estate investors have been making a fortune investing in real estate at the same time.Conclusions: let's not generalize (isn't real estate supposed to be local after all?)

Hey folks and a good day to you all.My name’s Kristian and I’m in an exciting life phase - I’ve just moved from Melbourne, Australia to the USA with my American wife and 2 Aussie kids because we’re dead set about making a better life through real estate investment.We’ve been BP converts for 2+ years, devouring the books, podcast eps and YouTube content, but it’s now time to go beyond analysis and venture into buy-alysis (is that a word?).

I've also lived in Australia and Singapore so investing in foreign real estate was much more natural than "outside the box" for me.  

When I worked in Australia, many of the new apartments come fully furnished.

Then 4 properties in Australia which are spread over two cities that I have PM.