Hello @Les Edwards,I hope you are well.I'm also in Perth (and also an Accountant).I'm happy to share with you what i have found so far and the people that i have connected ( who gave me great advise).The markets mentioned by @James Wise are great, you will notice that some will have higher entry price than others but then it will depend on your budget.Sure you will need a team and in regards to the loan, i would start preparing now (lodging past taxes and have those in order), then start establishing relationship with local banks.Do not rush, do the things on your own time so you know where you getting into.

They are not regulated the same way as conventional mortgages, and each lender sets its own perameters for lending. 

Their experience and established network were key to the success of this effort for sure.

Their experience and established network were key to the success of this effort for sure.

We got the chart from Arbor Trust Realty last year and Los Angeles is the number one city when it comes to Demand:Supply ratio due to the high barrier of entry to develop brand new projects (city regulations, archaic zoning code, and ever changing building code). 

I plan on exploring a rental arbitrage model later down the road so having an established LLC will come in handy for that. 

Contact Gwinnett County Health Department for regulations pertaining to the construction/operation of the RAL.14.

All, My business partner and I are getting are LLC established for our wholesaling business.

So I'm doing the local part of measuring spaces, advising materials due to the comps, establishing and fine tuning a scope of work for client and contractor to agree on, etc, basically making sure things go smoothly and clients are well informed of all options/costs.

Take out a credit card to start establishing credit.