Exhibit A:http://www.kcentv.com/news/local/military/army-wil...I can only speak to the Fort Hood market, but yes, I think our area is a thriving place for buy-and-hold landlords that investors should consider.

I was reading today's BP email article about the 12 year old investor in Australia who bought his first investment property.

(credit summary: 2 accts; #1 is authorized user [AU] acct, 12 yrs old, 35k line, $4k balance; #2 is new credit acct, 2 mos old, 8k line, $0 balance)If after reading #3 you think I'm building credit up from scratch in the US, you'd be right: got my dad to add me as AU to his 35k acct, then opened one of my own (the 8k line), and may open a third here in a month or so (AMEX transfer from Australia).  

Hi Everyone,I am really struggling with my next investment step and I was hoping to get some insight and opinion from other investors.I live in CA. already have a total of 3 investment properties all cash flowing quite well. two in other US states and one in Australia.

As for the 300.00 if it were me I would take a small piece of carpet and or padding in a zip lock baggy and keep it to bring to court as exhibit A ( after all 300.00 dollars buy a lot of kitty litter or one of those fancy kitty boxes that cleans itself!!!) 

Just like Australia, barren but without Kangaroos. 

Hi BP,So lovely to meet you all.My name is Mel and I am from Melbourne Australia.  

I'm a 29 year old property investor from Australia who is in the process of applying for my E2 Visa.

Lived in Australia for a year, then "at sea" for 2 years (Cruise Ship job), and now, a new job opportunity took me to Shanghai, China. 

Hi all... a rooming/boarding house owner in Melbourne Australia, wanting to connect to investors who invest in New Zealand as I am exploring that option.