I messaged the owner (who is from Australia) and wrote a bad review on it.

:In PA, and in other states, auctions can mean different things.There are private auctions where I just choose to sell my home in an auction scenario (I actually think this is pretty common in Australia - maybe someone from Oz and chime in on that).Auctions can also refer to the compelled or forced sale of a property by the State/County for various reasons.I assume you are asking about the 2 most common forced sales - foreclosures (failure to pay your mortgage, bank sues and the Sherriff sells your home to satisfy the bank) and tax sales (failure to pay your taxes and the State/County sells your home to satisfy your tax bill).I have not participated in the PA foreclosure and tax sale business in 20 years, so things may have changed, but if someone here is more up to date maybe they can correct my answer with new info.Both types of sales have their own areas of risk that you need to educate yourself on.Value is a top issue - you need to know how much the home is really worth before you get into any of the below. 

Hello everyone,It's nice to know that there is a community of property investors here at bigger pockets.I am Victor from Australia (Melbourne).I am new to property investing and still learning, reading and listening to youtube, pod casts and books on investing in general.I am extremely intrigued by the idea of generating passive income through real estate investment ever since coming across rich dad poor dad a month ago and more recently, bigger pockets podcasts.As a start, I plan to learn more about the mechanics of investing in real estate before taking steps to actually start looking at my local market (Northern Suburbs of Melbourne)In fact, I have already formulated some short term goals to accomplish: 1.

Now she’s marketing Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, England and New Zealand properties in Burma and there are some Burmese and Singaporean people investing in those market.

Lying that there are no phones in Australia for a full month and making a lot of honest people jump through hoops to accommodate the lies and then ghosting makes it dishonest. 

The best was the month long trip to Australia where he was going to be completely unreachable and unavailable despite being told that deadline to close was at the end of the month.After pleading with FNMA for an extension, my attorneys kept trying to schedule a date to close. 

I just had a lovely family from Australia with 4 kids discovering California for the first time who were denied from their booking due to "water damage" , they were told.

My wife and I have property in Australia(Sydney and Perth), Norway(TBG), USA(Indianapolis), Indonesia(Jakarta)and UAE(Dubai).The best for cash flow is by far Indianapolis where I’m gross yielding over 20% and net yielding about 10-12%

First post so please be gentle :)I'm currently located in Australia (an Australian national) and will be moving to Manhattan for work in March.

Are you investing from Australia or are you local?