Hi Ryan and AndrewWe are based in Australia, have a small interest in US but want to grow this. 

Hi everyone,I thought I'd finally post on BP after reading the great content on here for nearly a year now.I'm looking to connect with other Aussies who invest in the US.I currently have a SFR in Ohio.Cheers

About myself:I'm a 31 year old, originally from Germany but now based in Perth, Australia (love the lifestyle).I did my Master in Architecture in Germany and have been working for a developer in Australia for the last 6 years.The property market here is completely overpriced through mining. 

I get that  LOL.I have known Engelo from day one when he came here from Australia.. and I would not say I mentored him that would not be the case.. but I have followed him and from what I can see he is a very hard working young man.. and pretty straight up really..

Hey, i'm currently a 16 year old still in school working a part time job, my plan is to save and get a small passive income throughout uni by looking at shares and real estate. I know i'm still a long way from that bu...

I am from Melbourne Australia and am beginning to invest in Vegas.My strategy is to wholesale and build capital to do flips and rentals. 

Hey everyone! Hope you're doing well today! A bit about myself: I am an 18 yr old university student with very limited knowledge in real estates. However, I do know that I want to get into properties as soon as possib...

@Jim Carson,Better Option is Hold for ever... advantages...Tax Saving: If you will sell, you need to pay hefty tax on appreciationTime Saving: you pick lot of properties and that consume lot of time. doing all again will take your time and energy again.Opportunity: we don't know we are on top yet... look at market in Canada, Australia, China, India... appreciation cycle still continue after 15 years. 

Are they based in CA, NY or Australia?

It's arguable that people who are CURRENTLY borrowing at "bubble" value in Australia, may "come a cropper" soon.It's also arguable that: they won't.