Or get out of the rat race as Robert Kiyosaki would say.As I'm based in Australia, I'm a little hesitant to buy into the US real estate market at this point. 

I'm just getting into my local area networking as I've just returned to the Boston area from Australia.  

Long story short I'm an international investor from Sydney, Australia.

As Exhibit 1 shows, that was up from 2.5% in 2017.

This weekend I attended the 3 day legacy training in Melbourne Australia.

I have an assignment contract that lays out everything between me and the buyer, and the original contract with the seller is an exhibit to that contract.Yes, they need to see your contract, but not until they are vetted and ready to move forward. 

Hi Yonatan, I have done all 5 from Australia so it can be done.

So, you exhibit discipline (to live on less than you make) which will be an asset to you.I'm a landlord for the past 5 years.

Hi BiggerPocket Members, I am a graduate International MBA student from Melbourne, Australia.

Hello, my names Jarrad, im 28 and I live in Brisbane, Australia.I am considering getting into real estate in the US because of the high rental yield that just isn't possible in Australia along with the entry price is being more affordable.I haven't owned any properties before and i understand that it may be considered fool hardy to attempt to start in an international market from which i have little knowledge about.