I'm Australian.

That's my obligations as a landlord.Again she has never had any problems with her tenants, but Australian tenants are a different ball game compared to what I've seen and read in USA.

Looks like I'm a little late to the thread, but I've spent the past year working for an Australian REIT, specializing in buy and hold investing in the townhouse market.

@Roy N.hahahaha no problem at all mate.Being Australian I am not use to the freezing cold conditions here hahaIt was 10 celsius in Kansas City today.

When comparing to the Australian market it is proving considerably harder to find the kind of deals you guys can find (In the US).Can anyone shed some light on if they have had success finding deals with similar ROI and COC return in the AU market?.

I'll find this out tomorrow..On this topic, once my ITIN is all go, I'll swap my NZ or Australian AMEX over for a USA one (they allow this) and that might give me a decent score to start with too...

Hi Guys,I'm an Australian looking to get into buy and hold in the US market.

I have an Australian investor that is interested in purchasing some cash flow deals from me, however, I need to find a lender that does not require a social security number and will lend to foreign nationals.

However Every Book I read says ' Find a Mentor, Find the Best ' and so far I'm yet to find any Investors in the Australian Market who would be willing to take me under their wing and help me learn ( I'd offer a % of all profits naturally ).Anywho It's great to be here and I can't wait to meet, learn and share real estate knowledge.If there are any Australians reading this I would be honored if you would lend me any advice or help on finding my First investment, In Trumps Real Estate Advice he says look for a ' Single Family ' Home with a Forclosure on the Mortage, However I'm not sure if there is such a thing under Australian Law?

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