'Hey I need to get on board....' so here I am with my wife.We've been involved with Australian property for 20 years and sold out last investment property a couple of years ago, now we are working Deeds in Indiana and own a couple of places.

My junior year of college I read a book by Australian Billionaire Jamie McIntyre called "What I didn't learn at College but wish I had"This book pretty much told me about being financially intelligent, having multiple sources of income, being financially free, and having the mindset for success.

I am an Australian and have been living and buying real estate in Kansas City for the past year.I am looking at connecting with as many people as possible.Thanks for your time and have a great day :)

I'll be combing the forums but would love to hear any advice particularly on the Australian market and what opportunities may be around to take advantage of. cheers Luke

@ every chance they get.With that said, out of all the guru's out there, Cody is the only one I follow and know to be legitimate.So my fedora is titled to Cody and Clever Investor as many vouch for him and the company to have life changing products.Just my 0.2 Australian cents :)Have a great day.

Your episode on the BiggerPockets podcast is queued up next--and in searching for it, I found a few golden episodes as well.

Australians and Canadians are really looking to put money to work here.

Somehow the landlord changed his mind and decided she could stay; She trains Australian sheep herders and my dog is chained or kenneled watching them work, but now my dog is harassing and causing minor injuries to her sheep; Can she still be here just because the landlord says so?

Besides, there is something about the Australian accent that just makes people sound smarter than the general populace I encounter in my daily travels.I regularly listen to and would recommend Creating Wealth and The Real Estate Guys.

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