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    Nationwide prices still falling in the US as analysts predict further decline

    I agree with you on this one. Right now is definitely the time for cash flows. The flipping game is difficult because there is so much Shadow Inventory from the Banks. I have been purchasing defaulted notes and find that with so much on the banks books they are willing to make great deals as well.
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    How Important Is The US Market To Australian Investors

    I have been researching foreign investors in the US market for a short time. I am trying to figure out how important U.S. Real Estate is to Foreign Investors. I see that many people in Australia for instance find US cities like Detroit, Dayton, Kansas City, Mo to be quite attractive. I was...
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    Real Estate in USA

    I invested in the Atlanta market and I own a home in stockbridge. I agree that you pick properties up very cheap but my experience is there is an overwhelming surplus of properties available in that market. In addition Urban sprawl is also heavy as there is nothing geographically challenging to...
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    U.S. Multifamily Best Option For Foreign Investors

    I say it time and time again! If you really want to be on deck for the next hottest trend in Real Estate you have to pay attention to Multifamily investments. There is no greater way in my opinion to be involved in the business. If you are not looking at Multifamily you are missing the wave. The...
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    US Property

    Hello Bamboo I have invested in Buffalo and I would say that it is a coin toss between the two Cities (Buffalo & Detroit). I do know that properties are very cheap in both places. I would encourage an out of Country Investor to look into markets like Kansas City, MO. St. Louis, MO. Dayton, OH...
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    US Foreclosure offers - too good to be true?

    I have been investing in Real Estate for over 15yrs and have experience in probably every facet of residential real estate. I have seen some advertised foreclosures with Government paid rents. I would imagine these are houses with SEC 8 tenants in them. The 10% return would definitely have to be...
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