I am in Australia but I am about to extend my investment business into the USA and I have some good contacts on the ground but I am always looking for more.

Besides if you really are in Australia, keep in mind that this forum is 95% US-specific information. 

I own a three family in Boston that's doing well and I have transitioned it to a property manager while I am in Australia for 2-4 years.

I am also looking at property in the midwest, and am based in a market that is as difficult to make money on RE investing as yours (Australia) - hence the interest in the midwest.

Hello everyone,My wife and I are new to the US, (from Australia) and we are looking for a US Bank that is known to be friendly to Real Estate Investors, we want one that Has good Branch coverage across the USThat will take Property regardless of where it is in the US, as collateral for a Line Of CreditUnderstand Real Estate InvestorsAnd is easy to deal/work withWe are based in Kalamazoo Michigan, I have tried US Bank, but they will not accept Property in states other than where the account is opened, not to mention that they have a limited number of Branches so does anyone have some tips or suggestions?

As this will end up being our first investment, we need to buy at a bargain.I am in Australia on business at the moment but I would like to meet up when I get back in two weeks.How did the REI meeting go?

I'm 21 years old and have been interested in real-estate investing for a few years; it's only really now that I'm looking into it very seriously and hoping to buy my first property within the next two years.When I was...

I am actually going to take my first "mini retirement" (phrased coined by Tim Ferriss) and spend the next six months backpacking SE Asia and Australia.

Someone, a US citizen, living in Australia was looking for funding to do business here in the US.

Unfortunately, I did not find a news release about your participation in a conference in Australia.