joeandchels wrote:
To be honest I dont believe it. Unless I see an exact example of a house for say $50,000 or less that was worth $200,000 or so in 2007. It sounds too good to be true.

The above example is just an average. You may find bigger drop in house prices sometimes. This is primary factor why, out of 7000 US banks, around 2000 banks…[Read more]

Hi All,

Not Euro, Dollar, or Yen but the ‘Innovation’ is the currency of today’s global economy. Innovation fuels productivity, attracts investments, and stimulates economic recovery. The spirit of innovation is evident in Florida; as it is getting reputation of “Innovation Hub of Americas”. Let’s see why Florida is much more diverse than theme…[Read more]

Finance is hard but possible in USA for international investors. In fact, due to credit crunch, US banks have limited funds to lend. As all businesses, banks also work for profit. Doesn’t matter, property is worth of $20k or $150k, they have to do the same legal-paper-leg-work to close a deal. Therefore, currently, they are NOT lending to cheap…[Read more]

ALF1 wrote:
YES, you can invest in the USA and you can still invest in Australia as an overseas investor (with some restrictions). We specialise in helping international investors do both!

Hi ALF1,

I am very confident Amit (earlier poster) CAN invest in Australian property too, “without” any restriction from FIRB (Foreign Investment Review Board).

techamitdev wrote:
Hi there,Not sure if it is a right place to ask but when I came to Australia, I'd missed the chance to invest in Australia when I was in work permit visa; I don't want to waste my another chance, if possible.If you are PR in Australia, carrying Asian country password, are you allowed to invest / buy property in US?Thank…[Read more]

joeandchels wrote:
Hey if you dont mind can you PM me I would be interested in getting to know some more.cheers

Hi Joeandchels,

It has been said by some of the world’s best investment experts as “Best Investment Market since the great Depression of the 1930’s” where you can purchase US Real Estate at cents in the dollar. In fact, current eco…[Read more]

TassieJH wrote:

DetroitDan9 wrote:
Tassie, We just went through quite a hassle with an Australian friend of mine who came into Detroit to buy properties. It was like pulling teeth to get his corporate structure setup!

Detroit Dan…..you are not inspiring me I believe our ducks/ docs are now in a row to start the official W-7 ITIN…[Read more]

SPOT ON CHEEVES FINANCIAL, Many media people stick pieces of puzzle together in this way, it looks as what they want to be looked. There are plenty of areas in Florida, where landlord gets inquiries from prospective tenants as soon as properties hit the market. A COMMON SENSE FACT ABOUT KANSAS – Kansas has reduced just around 20% in GFC. A city…[Read more]

Hi All,

FLORIDA obviously presents awesome investment opportunities; but all parts do not fit in this category. Like many others states, there are plenty of vacant properties in some areas of FL, and plenty of rental demand on the other side. Surprisingly, sometime it happens within a small area. Any good area can have bad property.