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Nick Yates
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
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Cashflow Properties in Australia

Nick Yates
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
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Hi Everyone,

My wife (US Citizen) and I (Australian Citizen) have been investing in cashflowing properties in the US but we will ultimately move to and live in Australia. We are planning our overall real estate investment strategy and are evaluating whether we can/should include Australian cashflowing properties in our long term investment portfolio. 

I am seeking input and further discussion with anyone currently investing in Australian property that cashflows. 

We are open to all investment locations (we aren't currently living either the US / Australia) so would do it from overseas. Some locations we are considering are Perth, Bundaberg, Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast, Launceston, Adelaide. 

Thanks everyone!

Nick

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Ren Fraser
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@Nick Yates, I'm looking to start out in real estate and am looking at the US due to Australia's such low yields. If you've any tips on international investing between Australia and the US, I'd love to hear them!

@Erik Noordam,  Thanks for the recommendation! I'd be very interested to hear any comments on international investment from Aus to US.

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