They'll be queuing up to answer that truthfully.

I even found a crape myrtle (popular in Florida) in a red-leaf version.I also have a heavily shaded property that I would like to plant an Australian fern tree upon.

The australian and canadians had been very strong in atlanta for sometime but most had been burned by single family rentals....and burnt badly.  

@Linda Weygant @Kevin Coggins  when he mentions negative gearing that is a distinctly Australian term.. for whatever its worth you will not hear US investors mention that or even know what it means. internet is a wild thing.. when you can create all these persona's.

(I thought, there must be something he doesn't know quite yet...)In 2010, a large group of Australians came to me begging for $10,000 properties that rented for $900/month, as they'd seen on TV somewhere.

Hi there,I am a dual US/Australian citizen who resides in Australia with my US citizen wife.

I once had an Australian Shepard/Labrador mix and she was smaller.  

There was a group of Australians who bought up everything here a few years back, and now they are all gone.If I could find a refi bank that would do 20 or 30 years at a decent rate, I'd give them the whole  LLC portfolio.  13 Properties, 22 units.

AU  its the Australian version of  BP  back in that time Aussies were buying the heck out of US properties so I was lending my opinions on where and what to watch out for.. that is what led me to write the e book perfect storm for out of state or country investors.. 

We are up in the Cleveland market and have worked with countless Australian investors.