Alex SC wrote:

worldinvestor wrote:

Alex SC wrote:

worldinvestor wrote:
I would be keen on specifics on why you are investing in specific areas the pros and cons.I mentioned in previous post that I am investing in Atlanta. I do believe however that prices may still fall back. Your thoughts would be appreciated.Thanks  WI

 I only deal in A…[Read more]

Alex SC wrote:

worldinvestor wrote:
Hi Allanother great property I purchased, renovated in 4 weeks.http://s1178.photobucket.com/albums/x374/selectamericanhomes/Course%20Side/?albumview=slideshow

This is a nice home and many can be had just like .Typical A property in Atlanta ..Nice Job Again this business is not rocket science as some try to…[Read more]

Alex SC wrote:

worldinvestor wrote:
I would be keen on specifics on why you are investing in specific areas the pros and cons.I mentioned in previous post that I am investing in Atlanta. I do believe however that prices may still fall back. Your thoughts would be appreciated.Thanks  WI

 I only deal in Atlanta and Charlotte NCMy thoughts are t…[Read more]

CasaHunter wrote:
I am planning to buy a property in Atlanta and I would like to know if you have had any experiences with any particular manangement company? good or bad.. Does anyone know  Key property investing? Thank you !

I have not heard of them, I have been purchasing in Atlanta for a while now and have used Select American Homes,…[Read more]

I like the Atlanta property market where if you are buying very well can purchase at around $25-30 per sq ft and I believe it costs around $80 sq ft to build, well below building costs. Could not agree more, there is no point chasing growth as who the hell knows when the US market will recover, cash flow is the key for my strategy and the Atlanta…[Read more]

You need to discuss this with your accountant. It may be too late now to get an extension, not sure. My accountant lodged an extension for  my US tax in October and is working through this now.  He also stated that it is difficult to try to align US/Aust tax if you do not sort it out in the first instance.

I was told to align my US tax with Australian tax, that seems logical to me. Don't understand why any investor would not want them aligned.