Hi, I'm Australian and I'm  interested in potentially purchasing some land/property in the USA by utilising Owner Financing.  

., then locate ideal areas that suit my goals, build a network of agents, rehab contractors and accountants and legal advisors and the start doing deals.....firstly for myself and then hopefully for likeminded Australian based clients.There you have it, happy to chat with anyone at anytime, I will be in the States in Dec 2015 for a 7 week holiday and would like to use some of that time to help learn the landscape.CheersLayla

Has anyone worked with the Holton Wise group, which I think is tied in with the Australian guy Engelo Rumora?

No one was allowed to ask questions while the educators spoke, they said hold your questions we will have time for them later, but that time never came.Day 2 They had a guy called Henry talk about the Australian market for the first couple hours because all they had really spoke about is the UK market.

I wanted to know if it was possible for I (an Australian citizen) on an F1 VISA could purchase an investment property in the U.S?

Hi, I am an Australian looking to get into property, however the market here is pretty inflated and rental yields low, so I have been looking at other options such as the U.S.

Im Australian and its nearly 80% of the time done by a copywriter, any help would be greatly appreciated 

Hi,I’m an Australian looking to make as much cashflow as possible using the 60k iv saved up over the past couple of years.This would be my first purchase.Iv strongly been leaning towards paying cash for a property for the usual reasons, plus not being a US citizen.

If you have any advice on how I should proceed with my website or how I may be able to track down Australian based wholesalers I'd really appreciate hearing from you. 

Bear in mind also, if you please to offset some of the costs against your income, you will need to check with a good accountant here in Australia, as I believe this offset could only be against Australian income and if you move back to the US, then you will not be able to use any offset benefits of negative gearing.Even if you head back to the states, over time, particularly in Australia this property (if in a good area) should appreciate considerably and in 10-15 years will be an excellent investment for you and your daughter.Selling in Australia, particularly soon after purchase is quite expensive with commissions, stamp duties, taxes etc.