RickH wrote:
Each to their own ….as long as you are happy with the results thats what matters
Exactly. I had every intention of doing it on my own – the administration effort ALONE made me want to look for help, not every buyers agent is bad, you just have to be careful and do your research. Even after I decided to use a turnkey company, I…[Read more]
I don’t think that all buyers agents are necessarily bad as it does require a significant amount of time and effort to purchase overseas, I do think from what I have heard and read that there are definitely much better alternatives than my USA property.
speedy gonzales wrote:
Hi Rodger,US Property Sales Australia is the newly created remnants of MyUSAProperty. My suggestion is to stay right away from these guys…..<moderator: delete personal comment> PM me if you want more information <edit>. As for the other companies you listed….just a couple of more so called "experts" on US property. A…[Read more]
RickH wrote:
Congrats on your purchase… a long and winding road huh !Where did you buy ? Did you do it yourself or with buyers agent assistance ?Look forward to hearing how it all goes All the best and well done !!
I bought in Dallas, Texas. I used a sort of unorthodox method using a combination of a realtor and a turn-key investment company…[Read more]
jayhinrichs wrote:
Thank you for posting reality I have been preaching 7 to 10% NET returns and I know this is a fact. But have basically been Booed off this forum. Lots of day dreamers there in OZ
That is sad to hear! I agree, many people have wayyyy over-the-top expectations about nett returns – most don't take in to account vacancy rates a…[Read more]
New article from CNBC if you are thinking about Texas, talking about Rick Perry, job creation, booming oil business… http://www.cnbc.com/id/44155708
An older (1 year) article talking about tighter lending restrictions in Texas and how they largely avoided the exponential growth and then sudden collapse of its housing market……[Read more]
Thanks Andrian, I am yet to head over to make my purchase(s) but will definitely keep you updated on any results, information, contacts etc. that I come across.Craig, I don't have your agents details in Atlanta, would you be able to PM me with them and I will make contact?Cheers!
You can rest assured that NO apartment in NYC will sell for $2000, no matter how crappy / destroyed / small or the neighbourhood it is in.
I’m not an expert on the matter, nor do I think I could give you an indication of why these prices are advertised for this price. I have a few ideas why this is the case but don’t think I…[Read more]
Thanks Tradeeba for your comments on Atlanta and TRR. I’m actually visiting Atlanta for 9 days in July so would appreciate if you could forward any contact details for TRR and Jennifer the independent agent? – i’d love to arrange a meeting with them for when I am over there!
We visited Atlanta a few months ago to look at the properties we bought and we loved it! I was expecting a city that was a bit “pov” but was amazed at how lovely and highly liveable it was… I could happily live there. I’m sure there must be bad areas but we didn’t see any. There is a real southern hospitality there. We…[Read more]
Atlanta, Georgia General Overview State population: 9.7 million Population greater metro area: +6 million Population centre: 5.3 million Counties: Fulton and DeKalb <moderator: I deleted the lengthy article. please use link to access>Please visit http://myusapropertynightmare.wordpress.com/2011/05/24/atlanta-georgia/ for full summary. None of this…[Read more]