Should Australians Still Invest Properties in the United States?

People have been trying to call me for several years to ask if it is still a good idea to invest in property in the United States. I have been buying properties in the United States for more than 20 years already.

Buying real estate in the United States started in the late 80s when I got involved in the loan debacle and savings. This was when the banking system in the southern states was failing, and we even had to make transactions of property buying and selling without any banking system since there were virtually no banks around.

Now, it’s as if there are bank crises every 20 years in America. When I was buying properties, prices significantly dropped, sometimes 95 cents on the dollar. We can even buy properties for 5 cents on the dollar! We could buy home units for as low as $600 and a couple of thousand dollars per house.

Because Americans are currently going through a central bank crisis, many Australians are apprehensive about taking advantage of the U.S. market. Perhaps you don’t have to worry about this issue if you are not living in the United States.

In the late 80s, I spent a lot of time with some Australians trying to save what’s left of their capital, the capital they had invested in the U.S… After 20 years, I’m doing it again – helping Australians who lost a lot of money to get out of the United States and will still be able to keep the remaining capital that they have invested.

The American and Australian Cultural Differences

Why do you think this happened? Why do some Australians invest in the United States and end up disappointed? Even if we read about 15% returns – 25% returns. I will examine that fact for you in a little while. But before that, I’d like to go back to analyzing the differences between how Australians do business and Americans do business. Most of this is outlined in the book, written in the 1970s, called “American and Australian Cultural Differences”.

In the book that Donald Trump wrote, “The Art of the Deal”, he mentioned no such thing as a win-win in business. It has always been ‘I win, and you lose. Here’s the first significant difference: in Australia, people come first, then money comes second. While in the United States, it is the other way around; big business and the big bucks come first before the people. This doesn’t mean Americans are deficient and good; we have a different culture. Also, our governing laws lean that way.

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