I came to this place as I am selling a property in Australia and buying a rural property for a Health Retreat.

Hey David,I'm from Australia and I've bought all my properties interstate, have never seen them in person and haven't really had any problems!

Waikiki pulls heavy from Asia, Canada, Australia, and the Western states.During the last recession we saw most visitor statistics drop about 12% for Waikiki.

My very first investment was a condo, mind you in Brisbane, Australia.

I originally sent a completed ITIN form with a my certified passport (copy - department of foreign trade Australia).

If it's a specific market in my region, like Australia, Singapore and hong-kong, I'll try to focus on the differences my particular niche (Japan) has compared to their own country.

Hi Alex,We work with many Australian investors.The US and Australia have a tax treaty in place where double tax is never paid.

20% of it's capitalization and there are some reports ofAsian, Australia, Canada, California, New York, etc.RE markets already reporting up to 25% drops.What's going on in your area?

So this bring up a question: Is there anyone based in the US with investment property in Australia?

London, Spain, China, Australia, or any other destinations are a air bnb away and with rents for most 2br 2 bath condos on the west side of LA pushing 4,000 a month it doesn't take that many of them to add up to some good days abroad.