If you are based in Canada, UK or Australia, it's possible to convert your local credit history into a US credit score.

Or is this method only used in Australia?

I'm from Australia (please don't hold that against me) although I was born in the US so I do have a social security number and passport etc.

Please keep in mind, most of my investors are out of town (out of country[australia]) and I feel like a lot of them are trusting, but not trusting at the same time

I see you're in Australia, so I'm not sure how this works there.

At least it makes sense that would be the result...and if you look at countries like Australia/Tanzania, you'll see that banning guns almost completely wiped out gun-related crime/murder.Would shootings go to zero by outlawing guns?

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.