Stewart Flecknoe-Brown
New from Sydney
28 December 2012 | 14 replies
Thats why a lot of new apartments get sold to overseas buyers, and also to people migrating into Australia as it is a big part of satisfying visa requirements.Constant immigration keeps this market at demand.It also explains why Australian investors are known to take a different path - the 'fixer-upper' and revaluation is a great way for locals to pick up capital gains and rental increases with less competition from larger overseas economies.
Peter Skurr
Rental Vacancy Rates
12 February 2020 | 12 replies
I suspect this is because i am trying to access the website outside of the USA (from Australia).
Norman Ashworth
Real Estate Income
13 March 2010 | 17 replies
Sydney (yes, Australia) is a great place to finish off a cruise!
Josh Keys
New member in Australia, buying in Denver, CO
11 December 2009 | 4 replies
As I am based in Australia, I imagine it would be tough to manage the rehabs required when not there.
Rich Weese
my review of SE Asia trip
29 December 2009 | 1 reply
The final week we visited ports in Australia.Darwin, Australia – Definitely saw the “missing linkâ€.
Herman Cheung
Transferring Funds from China?
14 June 2018 | 15 replies
In Australia, I use ozforex.com as their rates are better than the banks.
Matt Eilers
Interesting article from New Zealand
21 May 2010 | 0 replies
ThoughtsFollowing is the article.The Government is warning that New Zealand's fragile economy could be in for trouble with the prospect of property markets crashing in our biggest export markets.Finance Minister Bill English, relaxed and in good humour at a post-Budget gathering of South Island business people yesterday, said the Government was putting New Zealand on a path to greater prosperity but some things were outside its control.He was concerned about the potential for property-market crashes in Australia and China - New Zealand's two biggest export markets."
Richard Rabineau
1031 Qualifying Property
26 May 2009 | 4 replies
hi fredrickthanks for the link I am up to page three and very interesting we don't have anything like this in Australia does it matter if the one property in say in new york and the traded property is in ohio does the tax holding go across state boardersmaybe a silly question I am trying to get to grasp with what is held within the boarders and what is across the boarders as we are looking at different states so I have to try to get my head around your rules to oyrs so I can work out what I have to swat up on.and also the best path to invest when we are looking at saterlite investing or holding and defering tax does helpare there restrictions in the form of entity that can buy hold and differ the tax.forget the primary house, flip etc as we are buy finished and hold inc comm.what are the types of entity that can't use this 1031 ruleby teh time I read your 12 pages I will understand it but need to see if its something I need to add to the structure on setup.if this all make sence if not email me
Tracey B.
I don't get the whole bandit sign/yellow letter concept...
10 May 2009 | 6 replies
Bear with me; I'm just an Aussie trying to get a handle on some quirks of the US property market, which is much more complex than our property market in Australia, with many more techniques.