USA vs. Australian Property Investing – What’s the Difference? Why Blending the Two Is The Best Investment Strategy

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On this week’s episode, I talk about the difference between Australian and U.S. property investing. In Australia, there’s only one way to transact from a real estate perspective, while the U.S. has multiple methods. What this means is that property investing becomes a much more entrepreneurial space given that there are less regulatory red tape to navigate.

Show Notes:

00:00 – Intro

01:12 – The benefits of investing globally

03:12 – We’re used to the metrics of our own market

04:03 – Flexibility with transacting real estate

06:39 – The aspirational element of investing – easier to invest in US

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In this week’s article, I talk about the difference between Australian and USA property investing.

In Australia, there’s only one way to transact from a real estate perspective, while the U.S. has multiple methods. What this means is that property investing becomes a much more entrepreneurial space, given that there is less regulatory red tape to navigate.

When it comes to investing globally, most investors immediately think about shares. Given the relatively small size of the Australian market, most shares and equities investors understand that you need to be invested globally to get a bigger piece of the pie.
This isn’t the case for property markets for some reason. But what this does mean is that it can be a very fortunate circumstance for more open-minded investors who are looking for better deals beyond mainstream investing.

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