Its actually kinda funny to me that you're on here, because after searching on the net shortly after starting this topic, I ran across your site and have been benefiting from you information ever since (well especially once i realized that you were in Melbourne, FL and not in Australia (lets just say i didn't read well)).

As soon as I see volume shrink I started buying, markets started rising in Sydney and Melbourne.

@Rocio Segura there is a lot going on in Brevard county (titusville, cocoa, Melbourne, palm bay etc) .

In the nearly 3 years I've been renting my home in Melbourne she has organised for a string of repairs, maintenance and replacement of a dishwasher (I got a 40% discount off retail). 

There is a REIA meeting in Melbourne every month.  

I have a friend who is in need of some advice and since I'm a newbie in real estate investing, I could use some advice from this awesome community.Here are the details from my understanding:My friend lives in CT and inherited a condo in FL (Melbourne) from her father who unexpectedly passed away a year ago.She and her brother both own a stake in the property (80% hers/20% his).

I have a buddy that lives in Melbourne and we talk about doing this all the time.

Hi David I have lived in Auckland New Zealand, and Sydney and Melbourne Australia,deals I've done there really cost me some money re :  were solicitors (lawyers) I must've spent 10 grand in one year on solicitors taking my US contracts and making them Aussie and Kiwi kosherLove the Gold Coast mate!

Our membership includes investors in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard County, Polk, Flagler, and the surrounding counties around the Orlando, Kissimmee, Daytona Beach, and Melbourne areas.In addition, they're a not for profit organization run by member volunteers.

I will be buying a home to rehab and right now we are looking at the Melbourne area.