I'm living abroad in Australia and don't intend to return to the US.

I wish I could find something in Australia (where I'm from) that would be comparative.

I just wanted to quickly run this by some of the more tax-adept members.I am looking at investing in a property management partnership in Australia, while living in the US.

There is never an issue with making the repayments.The mortgage guidelines in Australia are super strict so everyones perception is that they alway must afford to make the payments.

I live in Sunny Australia with the wife and kids.

Hey guys,I hope your all well.Our group is interested in buying a list from these guys: http://www.listgiant.com/If you know of any other lists please post the links for review (if its ok with the moderators).So far we have had quite a lot of success with the "warm calls" and easily get through any gate keeper :)I think the "G'Day, I'm Engelo Rumora calling from Sydney, Australia works well" hahahaThanks for your time and have a great day.

Welcome @Karl TurnerI remember doing my first few renovations in Australia and they didn't really turn out the way I wanted.The best way to learn is by making mistakes and moving forward in a smarter and more efficient way.What are the numbers like in England?

I'm a US citizen in Australia and wanting to invest back home.

My Name is Pablo and I'm a Chilean born and raised 22 year old living in Melbourne, Australia (Beautiful city!).

My Atlanta market is very crowded with investors with deep pockets, clamoring buyers working this market even from China and Australia as well as enough local investors to pack the football stadium