Both properties were purchased while we were living in the US although we have now moved back to Australia.

I grew up in Australia where there are $1 and $2 coins, which are a different color to the smaller coins, so I wish they had bigger denominations of coins here in the U.S.Does anyone have any better ideas to encourage my daughters to save (by seeing their savings grow in front of their eyes) other than getting rolls of coins to slowly fill up their vases each week?

Hi Monica, In Australia you can check tenancy data bases such as https://www.tica.com.au/.

I am an Australian investor but been investing in both marketsI think median house price of Sydney is $1M last time I lookedRules apply for foreigners buying in Australia, its not same as in US where anyone can buy if they have the cashYou wont come close to buying cashflow properties unless you go regional centre?? 

Hey everyone,I live in Australia and I just want to gauge how many investors are over here doing well and what kind of strategy you are using.

With previous experience in banking strategy in Australia, I have made the recent career/country move into the American multifamily real estate scene and am loving every minute of it!

@George Fitz or Fitzy as we would call you back home in Australia.

@Steven Jackson here in Australia, I have just purchased a property.

, but i am a foreigner so my fears grow, your guidance would be very usefulToledo has many investors from Australia and Israel to name a few 

It appears to be much easier and more profitable to do this in the USA than in Australia.