First post so please be gentle :)I'm currently located in Australia (an Australian national) and will be moving to Manhattan for work in March.

Do a google search on "australian investor entity site:www.biggerpockets.com" and spend some time on what your fellow investors do... 

Thank you so much your reply.I really appreciate all the info and awesome to see a fellow South Australian!

(source: Fortune/David Sacks Interview).In the Australian state the New South of Wales, the government is determined to make conveyancing (the action of preparing documents for the transfer of property) electronic by registering property information on a distributed ledger to make the practice of ownership transfer cheaper, more reliable, and more secure.

I didn't mention I am Australian too, and have the same thoughts as you, by overseas I meant outside your own country.

Hi,I am a dual Australian/US citizen.

@Jacquelyn Ceasor I have run into Israeli, Argentinian, Canadian, Brazilian, Australian, Chinese, Indian, Maltese, Greek, French and English Investors buy / own Apartment Complexes in the Cleveland market.

I did business with one guy that was Chinese and had an Australian accent.

Noticing some fantastic information about on the site, loving poking around and reading all the posts :)The Australian market is so very different at the moment from the US market, not that there is no deals here, but much harder to find it seems. 

Hi All,I know a lot of people are turning to virtual assistants to offload some of the repetitive tasks that are taking up valuable time for real estate investors.I'm about to embark on a change of situation and will ...