We have some property in the UK and Australia which we rent out.

My suggestion is use your area, like "Australia" or "Aussie" as a keyword.

When I have done Lease Options in Australia and New Zealand, I went to a local RE solicitor with US contracts.A delayed sale and purchase agreement and a lease with option along with a repair addendum is a good approach.I will post a repair addendum here in the forms section.See http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/REISkills/file/repair-addendum-to-tenants-purchase-optionSo I assume you are going to lease with an option from the seller and sub lease for income?

China, Australia and South America.

Hello,I am looking at the purchase papers and all I see is in the title a section called "exhibit A" that tells me that it is "Lot XX, as shown on the plat of <name of association> recorded in Book 26-B, recorded in Book YYY of Maps, Map No.

In the post he talked about how he believes prices will level out over the next 10 years, stating that prices in cities won’t go down but everything else will rise making the US more like Europe or Australia, making the prices of properties super high and renting for very little.

Purchase price: $406,000 Cash invested: $52,000 This townhouse is actually overseas, based in South Australia.

Add another $2,000 -$3,000 in expense, if you need an attorney and and another $1,000-$2,000, if you need any type of exhibit drawing for Planning.

I am a university student from Australia who is looking to buy a multifamily property in the Ohio, Pennsylvania, Upstate New York region within the next few months.

While notes are secured by real estate, they still exhibit significant risk.