We've reached out to all of our contacts even in Australia, the UK and Canada and have been selling them on the fact that it generates rental income like a residential property but without the leaky toilets and late paying tenants.

I'm considering to move to Florida, Washington D.C, Texas or even other countries as Australia, Sweden, Hong Kong or Singapore and I need to know what are the things you have to look at before I move and invest in a place I don't know from a real estate investor perspective.

My name is John Carney and I'm a RE investor and developer in both Australia and the United States.

How does a 23 year old teacher get into property investing in Australia with little money but a lot of time and dedication?    

I know it sounds too good to be true, it it's actually very common overseas in Australia and the U.K.  

Hi,Im Australian and have just started my journey to financial freedom by choosing to become a property investor. I'm currently doing research on the processes and it seems that education is the most valuable tool fro...

I would definitely explore that option if I had that available to me, but being from Australia and living in SoCal since arriving here has made exploring out of state much more difficult. 

I would like to know the rules for IRS as well for bringing in foreign capital.I know that most Myanmar investors are buying properties in Singapore, Bangkok, Australia, New Zealand and England.

For context, I'm looking to purchase property in a small town in Northern Tasmania, an island off the south coast of Australia.

My sister who lives in Australia is also looking to invest in some US RE also so I do have the option of partnering with her to build some extra capital but I would need to be the one who gets the loan as she does not live or work in the US so I am not quite sure if that is an option I want to explore at this point.