I'm also a NW Chicago Suburbs investor and a Kiwi, seems you're profile is Australian (don't hold the Kiwi thing against me) We buy rentals in Chicagoland.

Hi allI understand there are benefits for registering my LLC in different states. I would like to know which would be the best state for me. It might help to know that I am looking to invest in Phoenix Arizona as my t...

My ex-coworker was also an Australian investing in the US, and he both wrote a book and hosted podcasts about how foreigners can invest.https://www.amazon.com/Investing-US-Ultimate-Guide-Estate/dp/1731042779His Podcast is also called Investing in the US. 

My sister has saved up some money and is interested in also investing in RE but back home in the Australian market.I have researched a ton of markets and feel that I have a pretty good idea of what is available in my areas of interest in the states but I have no idea at all what the market and conditions are like in Australia.I am wondering if any members may be familiar with the Australian market and be able to provide me with some guidance.As I mentioned when I was looking for property here I had strict rules about finding immediate positive cash flow and followed rules of thumb like the 1% and 50% rule.I am not even sure if that is possible in Australia.

Hello Everyone,I'm an Australian living in NYC and have always been attracted to the idea of owning/investing in real estate.  

I’m an Australian, and I want to invest my 60k towards the end of this year after I feel more competent in my knowledge.But looking on Roofstock, Zillow, Redfin etc, I’m seeing what looks like nice places (physically) for roughly 100k.

Two minutes walk to the trail of 350 acre park and nature preserve and .40 acres (ok, I admit it, I actually purchased the property for my Australian cattle dog . . .)Purchase price = $342,500.

Hi guys I’m wondering if anyone on here is living in another country. Australia specifically but I’m interested in hearing about how you financed deals as an international investor! What’s your story?

Hi BP As I’ve been struggling with attaining finance as an Australian citizen looking into the US, it’s come to my attention that so many fellow Australians would love to invest in the US but wouldn’t do so due to the difficulties in getting finance.

@Andrew Gaynor, are you sure that folk are queuing up to pay $1k/m to live in a quarter of that very ordinary (to put it politely) building?