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

The reason I have this LLC is I had money in a self managed superannuation fund (401K) in Australia .

:)Yes, we are currently working with non-US investors from the UK, Spain, Australia, and Singapore.I'm happy to connect you with them.

I am originally from Australia, so my question is, does anybody have experience in having a mortgage cosigned for by people in a foreign country?

My name is Justin.I have worked in the property industry in the UK for a number of years, in Property Management and Sales of Rent 2 Rent holiday villas around the Mediterranean, as an Estate Agent and Deal Sourcer and now in Conveyancing.Over these years I have helped many home buyers and investors on their property journey but now in 2024 my focus has shifted to how I can transition into a real estate investor in my own right, and build my own property portfolio.I have been a big Bigger Pockets podcast listener for a number of years and I have found it to be a massive motivation tool in my working life but I am super excited to now lean on all the amazing resource as I commence my own investment journey.I am originally from Australia and have spent the last 13 years living in London, UK.

There are a few Netflix shows that are full of information and are entertaining about owning and running a short term rental property, Like "Cash Pad" and  "Instant Hotel" that takes place in Australia. 

I’m investigating this line of lending at the moment having just relocated from Australia - my wife and I appear to be within the ballpark of income, so I’ve been scouring BP forums for all the super intel. 

I found a website called Nova Credit that can convert your local credit history into a US credit score if you come from Canada, UK or Australia.

Hey, if I'm from Australia but trying to wholesale properties in the US, how can I do this legally?

Chicago has an economy on par with the country of Switzerland and it has a larger economy than Australia.