I live in Australia and invest in the US. 

Don't get me wrong I think there are a few agents out there who are putting in some work but there are many who expect a 3% commission for making a phone call and scheduling a showing.I've lived and worked as an agent in Australia for a number of years and I can tell you that buyers agents do not exist except on maybe a commercial transaction.

My work history isn't the best because I went to Uni in England and then moved to Australia for a year.

I went to Australia for a little while to play pro basketball but did not make a lot of money as everyone thinks.

Folks from Australia and New Zealand can do this as well.

Listen to the podcast Get Paid for your pad they interviewed a guy from Melbourne Australia who applied.

Tenants in Australia are not Savages compared to what you find in USA that's the difference.For example you would never find a war-zone in Australia.

If you can track down the new Nintendo NES (in store they're $60) right now you can flip them on Ebay for $300+ easily.

@Bojan KovacevicHi Bojan,Just to answer your post heading regarding the "bubble'.When the media starts publishing stories about stay at home mum's making million in real estate is normally a good indication that the market is in a bubble lollol hahaAnd I mean no disrespect to all of the stay at home mums on the forum :)I have actually seen quite a few stories in Australia going live about this.Thanks for reading and have a great day :)

., Canada, Australia.)Mexico's homicide rate is about 3 times that of the U.S.I guess Canadians can erect a wall to protect themselves from violent Americans while Americans erect a wall to protect themselves from violent Mexicans.Within the U.S., the highest homicide rates are in states that do not have a very large Mexican population.