Hi all, I am Martin from Singapore, new to BP and I can see most of you are from US, but I believe we can all learn regardless of location.I just bought a small apartment in Thailand to start my property investment.  

Dawn Anastasi Singapore is an efficient city.

Somewhat of an aside but again showing how vast BP is; I recently went to Singapore and while waiting for a connection in Chicago thought I'd check BP to see if there were any members there.

I'm also looking right in the centre of the city where the units are quite small so there is less area that could potentially require capex.Another nuance is that in Australia, washing machine, dryer and fridge are something that the tenant handles, so nothing would go towards this for capex.

Purchase price: $950,000 Cash invested: $420,000 Sale price: $1,600,000 Two brick townhomes tucked away on a beautiful lot off a highly desirable Centre Street neighborhood.

I actually have a call with WealthAbility next week to see if they can help.For the past 10 years I’ve lived in Singapore and the management company in Minnesota has done well for me so I trust them.

In Singapore, Philippines, Thailand and China for example, there are restrictions on what a foreigner can purchase. 

Before I met my husband he had made a tidy sum in tech and invested most of it in real estate - in Mauritius (his native land) and Singapore (his adopted homeland).

The further you get out of city centres the slower properties gain value.

I have a 1 bedroom apartment in the medical centre near NRG stadium Houston Texas.