It was owned by an exhausted Australian investor.

Sorry guys,Your friendly Australian can't make the meeting today.I am sure the turn out will be great.Enjoy ;)

While in Asia we saved money but haven’t been putting money into my retirement accounts and ( husband is Australian so doesn’t want to do much with one) he would rather have property.

Lots of Australians.  

I am an Australian who just moved here.

Furthermore I can't look back over my statement from the past 3 months and know where all that money came from.With my Australian bank statement, it would take 5 minutes to review, My US bank statement would literally take hours to decipher.

I think much of what goes on in these temporary housing situations is just do what you can get away with.I see all sorts of Australian and British marketing companies hawking what amounts to hotel rooms in North Dakota to unsuspecting investors and telling them they are buying a room , Like it was a condo or something.. totally out there and who knows were it will end.End of the day its temp housing unless you plan on keeping these long term

The estate was sold by an Australian-born leveraged buyout specialist, Gerhard Andlinger.

I'm Australian and I heard other people from Australia and Canada doing well in US property.

Rural Gaston operation centerpiece of Tesla dealGavin Stewart The Gaston GazetteA business partly based in Gaston County signed a major deal to mine for and sell lithium to Tesla, the world’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer.Piedmont Lithium, an Australian corporation whose North Carolina office is based in downtown Belmont, has drilled and explored a rural piece of land near Cherryville over the last few years.The company signed a binding agreement with Tesla this week to supply mineral concentrates, a source for lithium, for five years and extendable up to five more years.Tesla’s interest in the lithium -- furthermore, Gaston County -- comes from its ability to power the batteries of electric vehicles.The agreement begins once Piedmont Lithium delivers its first product to Tesla.