., Canada, Australia, Canada and Mexico. 

The 13th Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey covers 406 metropolitan housing markets (metropolitan areas) in nine countries (Australia, Canada, China, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States) for the third quarter of 2016.

:I prefer low-income areas because I can purchase homes there on my credit cards when I've already used up all my cash and equity lines hahaI actually maxed out and withdrew cash on credit card once to pay for rehab on a property in Australia$15,000 lollolLuckily sold for profit not too long after lol

I believe this took place in Australia.

In many cases this can be difficult (i.e. some of our buyers are in Australia), but we always keep an open door policy.

I went to Australia for a month and my roomies watched my dog for me.

I'm in Australia fishing for the next six months.

So given that, it would be very difficult to find a lender who will loan you the money.Personally I lived in Australia for 10 years but I'm lucky enough to have dual citizenship so I can go back and forth with no problem.

In fact, my first deal in the US I purchased while in Australia (that's the bigger Island in the Pacific), and was a rehab here in Phoenix that needed to be totally gutted and reconfigured.I currently also manage projects for several Australians and a New Zealander of which only two have visited to check on things, but the rest are completely hands off.I know many of the members on here that invest in other states are the same.

Craigslist will reach your city, BP touches the whole world...I've had buyers from Australia contact me through BP)If you have the means, search out all of the people who bought with cash or own multiple properties within a 2 mile range of the target property.