Investing in the US

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Bjoern
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April 18, 2017 - 11:27 am
Hi all, I’m considering to invest in the US after reading the article from Todd Hunter in the YIP magazine. Does anybody have any experience with Todd that you could share? And does anybody know of others who provide a similar service?
Thanks already!
EngeloRumora
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January 27, 2018 - 9:50 pm
Bjoern wrote:
Hi all, I’m considering to invest in the US after reading the article from Todd Hunter in the YIP magazine. Does anybody have any experience with Todd that you could share? And does anybody know of others who provide a similar service?
Thanks already!
The US market is tough with many pitfalls
Take your time and evaluate the people more so than the stats/demographics
Much success
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Corey Batt
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January 29, 2018 - 3:10 pm
I’ve heard of some Australian’s using: https://www.selectamericanhomes.com/ a few years ago and were happy with their services. I can’t remember if they only worked in Atlanta or a broader geographic area.
Corey Batt | Precision Funding
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raj_paras
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February 15, 2018 - 4:19 pm
@Bjoern I was wondering if you did end up buying a property through WhereGroup?
If so, could you share some insights on your purchase & experience.
I too am currently looking to buy there. They charge a substantial fee for their services, so I am wondering whether to play it safe & use an agent or go about it myself.
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Ricky Johnson
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February 4, 2019 - 6:21 am
The group I invest with works with a lot of smaller international investors because they allow you to use a credit card to participate with them. Makes the whole process easier and relatively risk free. It also allows you to avoid the pitfalls of owning property in the US as the rental game in the states is not an easy one. Evictions and management are a nightmare in the US. The group I am with only does flips even the apartment deals they are working on are renovate, re-rent and flip.
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