It’s worth noting that my home market is Canberra, Australia quite an expensive market and for the VAST majority, it’s single family- the duplex or triplex just isn’t really a thing here. taxes are high but this is is just a beautiful bit of country, fortunately we are a tiny territory and have New South Wales just over the boarder and they are more relaxed on investment property taxes.

My father did acquisitions of space engineering companies all across the US and eventually in Australia.

With over 28 years of experience, we offer the most competitive rates in all 50 states of the United states, Canada, Australia and other major countries .”You can stop right there, @Will King.No one is lending money at a 4% standard rate.

Someone could make the argument that this research was done in Australia between 2003 and 2009.

Im looking to start investing in property but i do not know where would be the most stable and easiest to find a good team to manage my properties! please help me! 

Hello savvy investors :)I'm from Sydney Australia,and planning to invest around the lake Erie starting from Detroit area.Where would be the best state to set up LLC?

@Madhav Thaker, I am new to the US market In general, and BRRR has been something that has caught my attention due to the fact it is much easier for me to do that in this country.Coming from Australia where in my area the average house price was >$1m I started looking out of state (I’m glad I purchased my first property locally and not OOS)As many have pointed out on these forums, it is easier to get into the game locally because you can learn more from the nuances of running a rental with hands-on experience.As much as I would love to dive deep in other markets, being at a disadvantage of not knowing the area like a local will be hard.If you must here is something I have started doing, but you might go in a different direction:1.

@Kory ReynoldsThanks for your reply.I live in Australia.

Hi Everyone,I am an Australian (living in Australia) looking to purchase an investment property in the US with my cousin who is a US citizen living in Texas.

There is a developed real estate culture in countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK.