I came to the USA market because the New Zealand market was in recession.

Mostly in New Zealand and Australia.

U R what you see, what hear, what u smell, what u read.Many people only know their back yard or their state.The USA is one of the most diverse countries (money, politics, attitudes, etc) in the world.I have lived in Ireland, France, Australia, and New Zealand, worked in IRE, NZ and AU.There's a different flavor to the USA!

In New Zealand we would say it is stitching people up, (not a good thing) :-).

But the math is totally different in New Zealand from all the books I read.In New Zealand a family home will cost you $500,000 and you can rent it for $500 per week.Loan interest rates are 6%.With this most of the formulas taught in these books do not seem to apply as the rent basically just covers the loan interest.

Now she’s marketing Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, England and New Zealand properties in Burma and there are some Burmese and Singaporean people investing in those market.

Hi BP, I've been in real estate professionally since 2003 and flipped (before that term was even born!) my first house in 1992 in Christchurch, NZ. I am a licensed real estate agent and have sold commercial, resort (P...

It wiped me out in New Zealand in the GFC. 

I live in New Zealand in a city with very expensive housing, so I have started to invest out of town in a cheaper city.I have a couple of doors and want to acquire more but am finding it very hard to find deals.I have been talking to a buyers agent in the city I'm looking in, and it seems like it could be a real good way of being able to thoroughly look into a market that I don't know as well as my own.

New Zealand, where I am from, is sadly off the table now as the govt just banned overseas ownership of existing dwellings.