I found the following info . . . see if they know any more:Municipal Affairs and Housing Authority* 4th Floor Standard Life Centre: 10405 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, (780) 422 0122

Hi everyone, I am an undergraduate student from Singapore and I am relatively new to real estate investing (I have only been reading real-estate/business books and listening to biggerpockets podcast for the past one month) and I would like to ask for your opinion on the feasibility of doing a long-distance real estate investing for a newbie's first property. 

We regularly get small-micro units in older condos at $20-40K in remote metro centres in Japan (Fukuoka, Nagasaki, and other areas of Kyushu and Shikoku).

Politics tend to swing toward the centre when they go too far in any one direction.

I received some more insight from my father yesterday.Property management in Australia is actually quite a big industry, one that the banks will lend 70% of the cost of the property management.For example a set of 52 corporate apartments 5 minute walk to the centre of a capital city in Australia, all in the management rights are $4,090,000 a bank is prepared to lend $2,650,000, $1,440,000 is needing to be invested.

My parents did 1 in Singapore, made over $100,000 within a year and did not even have possession of it, and so did 1 of my former classmates. 

My parents did it in Singapore when the market was hot!

This property manager is a "guru" who conduct seminars about investing in US real estate in Malaysia, Singapore and Australia.  

Singapore. fengshui is very commonly asked when someone wants to buy a property.

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