@Lauren Heart, I am currently reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," and have several more books queued up in my Kindle!

Steve, I'm an American / Australian citizen living in Australia and invest in Arizona and Texas.

although I was also loaning there in 06 07 and got stuck with a few of those that I loaned 80k on a 150k house only to sell it for 30k.. that's when I decided to go down there and buy those suckers.. it was the worst of times there for a while but all in all we made it back plus a bunch.good post.I use to get in many debates on the Australian forums about what was better in 2001.. buying atl. for 30 cents on the dollar.. or those hawking rentals in Texas and touting the market never crashed.. well it did not crash but the houses did not double either and its dog tough owning rentals in texas great economy if you live there but not necessarily a great buy and hold place in my mind and NO where near the profit potential ATL had in the day.

Looking to start to build some connections in the Australian market and also eventually grow my network overseas. 

Hi and welcome to BPI am also new to the forums but have met some great people already.I am an Australian Investor and in just under 2 months will be in Florida will be based in Fort Lauderdale for a short visit. 

Being a bit young and nuts I went here to invest in real estate myself, ended up doing a startup in the real estate industry and now run a real estate consultancy and brokerage myself with my wife and some local partners.I'm trying to inject a bit of Australian integrity into the process and have run through it myself a few times (have a number of properties here).

Im an Australian Investor who is starting wholesaling in America from Australia.

I am a Norwegian/Australian dual citizen living in Mexico.

We kept track of the equipment, supplies, and testing numbers across the theater, to include bases run by the Italians, Germans, and Australians.

It seems Australian property market like a gambling.