All Forum Posts by: Jordan Sinclair

I would say they are more like hoops than issues. 

For example, having to file a US tax return can be a chore but not a big deal in my opinion.

Opening a bank account is very easy if you can visit a branch one time. LLC's are very easy to set up.

Not advice but check if you're a Australian resident for 'tax purposes'.  This may affect how much CG you pay.

We have auctions here. They tend to only be a good strategy for a very sort after property. 

Hi Jake,

BP is focused on US investments. Try property chat for Aussie deals.

Hi Steve, 

Are you looking to invest in the US or Australia? 

Hi @Brayden Currey

I made the move from Australian to US investing as there are so many more opportunities available. I find Aussies are used to a huge mortgage which is not always required in the US. There are many lending options available besides traditional finance that makes being a foreigner irrelevant somewhat.

If you can partner with a good team on the ground, that makes all the difference.

All the best!

Advertise the benefits of the E2 and EB5.

Hi Nicholas,

Are looking to invest in the US or move there?

Investing there, I focused on the people on the ground I am working with. The right team can make any market work even when investing from overseas.

Hi Salvador,

I am a non resident investor. I didn't need an ITIN till I submitted my first tax return with the IRS. 

Many investors like to set up an LLC for a variety of reasons.

All the best!

Hi @Tal Morgenstern

Welcome to BP!

Allow for county taxes, PM fees, HOA (in some cases), capex, tenant turnover & insurance.

Cheers