At that time most of the investors we worked with were from Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. 

They don't exist, and you can't make them.Knowing what a bad deal they're locked into, Chinese investors who have successfully acquired extra property then look overseas, and they cash out in China to leave someone else with the hot potato and buy up property in HK (before recent events), Australia, Canada, and some cities in the US without many black people (mainland Chinese investors hate buying in areas with black people). 

Before leaving for Australia, I last lived in Las Vegas! 

Hi I am Real estate Investor in Australia, Sydney, NSW.This is my first post so please nice to me. 

I am from Melbourne Australia so struggling a little to comprehend the different housing market down here in OZ.

I live and work overseas in Australia.

Still a while before I get to #86 but I look forward to that.I guess that is one of the major differences in the market though down here in Australia.

Hi guys, I’m 23 years old from Sydney, Australia and was hoping to invest in the US and try flip a house.

So glad you asked this question, because for all of 2021 I was living in Australia.

As a footnote, my husband is Australian, and we have, after a lot of digging around, found a few syndicators/funds in Australia, that we plan to invest in, via his retirement account, as well, which are not multifamily.