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.  

I moved to Australia without knowing the lay of the land and a job, so I know that I will find a good city and property in the US - I just didn't want to dive straight in like I did with my move here and have a better plan. 

As I own my own property business, I do at least 3-6 deals with foreigners each month, mostly from the UK, Australia and other African countries....surprisingly never anyone from the US!

Australia, New Zealand, etc.) ended up adopting a version of what he proposed.