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  • Profile photo of donnacoxdonnacox
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    give90 wrote:
    Warning; don't buy us investing ebook advertised here.

    Can I just say I did resolve a dispute……because the link didn't work for you at the time – you did RECEIVE the ebook once I got onto it, and as you mentioned I did apologise for the inconvenience. No I'm not dodgy – far from it……thanks for rectifying this later down the track.

     If anyone else wants to buy my ebook ………you do need to right click on the downloadable link to get the ebook once you have paid for it.
    For everyone that has purchased ….thanks and I hope you have found it very informative.

    Best Regards,

    Donna Cox
    http://www.seekingfortuneinnewyorkstate.com

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    Hi all,
    As Steve Mcknight suggests there are a lot of things to consider when you are on the otherside of the world….especially the point about quality of the management, this is a major concern to watch out for and I can only relate to Upstate NY as this is where I purchased my properties (and Richard take your point well done if it's worth $2m now – you have owned this for 25 years and you probably have a Social Security Number which means you are classed as a resident of the US) its different if you are doing this as non-resident starting out now.
    Property managers are really a nightmare when it comes to communication ….I do know this as I had went through 5 within just 3 years.

    It is very difficult to borrow as a "foreign alien" which is the term they use for non US resident ….Im' not saying it can't be done but it's even now extremely difficult for US residents borrowing ….I have just vendor financed one of my properties to a US resident because he could not get a loan because of the sub-prime lending disaster.
    Property laws are very different to Australian laws and litigation is very high over there so you do need to set up a good structure for asset protection ….it's all in my eBook if you need to know more.

    As I suggested previously my eBook is a great read if you are thinking about investing in the US Property Market, and as Richard Taylore suggested personal email access is an "absolute bargin" especially when you have someone that has done this as a "foreign alien" and knows the real facts! 

    Best of Luck
    Donna Cox
    http://www.seekingfortuneinnewyorkstate.com

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    Hi Alan,
               I have invested in the US Property Market and I have also written an ebook about this if you want to go ahead and invest in the US I suggest you read my ebook and that may help you decide if it's for you or not. Yes there maybe some good deals at the moment and great ROI but my ebook will give you all the details the good, and the not so good to US Property Investing and how to go about doing it the correct way being an Australian investor. My website details are below.

    Good Luck!
    Best Regards,
    Donna Cox
    http://www.seekingfortuneinnewyorkstate.com

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