@Jamie MarksHi Jamie,I'm an Australian who lives in Atlanta so I'm the opposite to you.

Hi Ya'll,

I've setup an LLC with my attorney in Dallas, & was wondering if anybody would have to contact who'd be willing to open a US bank account for a foreign investor abroad?

I've contact Wells ...

Instead we compete with Chinese, Russian, Australian, and European investors on a daily basis.

Plus you'll have an agent queued up if you do decide to sell.

I have no SSN, no FICO - nothing in the USA yet :cry: But I believe I can get a 70% LTV no-doc commercial loan on the strength of the asset and the rental income, which is a great start.I'd like to borrow the entire $2M, not just the $1.4M, and I have an associate who is willing to offer up his equity in an Australian commercial property to secure the entire loan.So, if I can offer $3M of security - being the $2M US (Texas) multi-family, and $1M of equity in an Australian commercial property - are there any lenders out there who'd be willing to lend the $2M needed for the Texas purchase?

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Thanks Nathan,Sorry you feel that way.I asked posed the same question of Bigger Pockets and my beloved Jay Hinrichs behind the scenes.I wouldn't consider my post a "sales pitch" as I never had any issues selling.Being tall, dark and having an Australian accent would sell itself in the US.God Bless America 👍My post is more of a "If you are looking to sell your company, hit me up" pitch hahaHappy New Year.

I have had Australian clients of mine that I helped out of one in INdy.. after he had rehabbed it for the 3rd time in 2 years he finally sold it.. and lost a bundle.You want to be uber careful at this price point.. and actually the only one's who should basically buy at this price point are locals.. out of areas investors run some pretty heavy risks vis a vi tenant base and neighborhoods..

Completely not understanding your math.The 4 plex in Cleveland is 90+ the return is less then 12 so how in God's green earth does that come to 24% c o cIs that Australian mathThat's 14% !!

It's also sometimes referred to as an Australian Mortgage.