Originally posted by @Brian Jones:Are there any investors interested in purchasing international properties in other countries or is bigger pockets just for investors that just buy properties here in our great nation Hi Brian,I actually had quite a large portfolio in Australia back in the day.

North Arrow eventually lost interest in the area, according to Leatherman.Arima, a native of Australia, with ample experience in investment firms and the mining industry, called Leatherman in 2016.

Just another example of the IRS-like thuggery exhibited by banks--their DOS clause threat letter is more about power and control of the servile sheeple than about a performing loan with current payment history as it makes no good economic sense to abandon a performing loan. 

Take some time off.....that's why you're doing all this for more freedom of time.I've taken a month off here and there over the past 3 years.2023 I am doing a 45 day hike in Japan....along with a couple of shorter hikes in Australia and England.2024 walking Camino in Spain....about 30 days.

In regard to the covid restrictions, I think its certainly pretty strict in comparison to most places in the world besides Australia. 

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I have a solid understanding of process in Australia, but it's not much help to me now 😂I have a "general warranty deed" which is notarized in Texas (where the property is) with my LLC on it as the "grantee".

I'm not familiar with the particular judge or court but sometimes you can present the exhibits a day or two prior to the hearing for the judge to review.

More people are killed in Australia by tipping over soda machines than by being killed by sharks. 

I am a foreign investor with lots of experience in property investing in Australia, and investing in general, but I am a novice in the market in America.