My work history isn't the best because I went to Uni in England and then moved to Australia for a year.

It's pretty common and between people who are supposedly smarter than us, like in the world of private equity and venture capital :P Lots of peeps with MBAs snapping up companies, inflating their value and hoping to hoodwink the next investment group, maybe not stupid and simply duplicitous, but it happens a lot and I guess it's the same principle.I guess it's incredibly common in Australia.

Thats not enough seasoning time You could pull equity from Australia and use it to buy here I've done that two times using family members line of credit back in Aus

We work with foreign investors in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore on a regular basic.

., Canada, Australia.)Mexico's homicide rate is about 3 times that of the U.S.I guess Canadians can erect a wall to protect themselves from violent Americans while Americans erect a wall to protect themselves from violent Mexicans.Within the U.S., the highest homicide rates are in states that do not have a very large Mexican population.

@Bojan KovacevicHi Bojan,Just to answer your post heading regarding the "bubble'.When the media starts publishing stories about stay at home mum's making million in real estate is normally a good indication that the market is in a bubble lollol hahaAnd I mean no disrespect to all of the stay at home mums on the forum :)I have actually seen quite a few stories in Australia going live about this.Thanks for reading and have a great day :)

Tenants in Australia are not Savages compared to what you find in USA that's the difference.For example you would never find a war-zone in Australia.

Listen to the podcast Get Paid for your pad they interviewed a guy from Melbourne Australia who applied.

I worked with "The Loan Company" in Western Australia.

Please look at this link below of a house that I bought in Australia.