International Property Source (IPS) To Open In Australia

MELBOURNE, Australia - Oct. 8, 2015 - PRLog -- Growing numbers of Australians are making 8 per cent to 10 per cent net returns a year by investing in the US property market via reputable global firm International Property Source (IPS), which has just opened in Australia.

Purchasing turnkey properties in key markets across the US and renting them out has represented a huge investment opportunity for Australians given the US housing market is slowly but surely recovering from its 2008/09 foreclosure fiasco. This represents an opportunity to get into the property market at very low prices.

Suburbs like Phoenix, Arizona and Houston have taken a huge hit in recent years, with some house values reduced down by over 70 per cent. IPS has many stories of three bedroom houses in good suburbs that were once fetching between $AUD300,000 to $AUD400,000, the same houses can be picked up for a fraction of this cost today – perhaps even in the sub-$AUD100,000 bracket.

(IPS) director Elie Mougel has a business management degree and held a real estate license in the US, New Caledonia and France. He’s also a stock broker and mortgage broker. He and his Australian team will run investment seminars in Melbourne in October. IPS has licenses or representation around the world, including in Spain, the US, France and New Zealand. This isn’t a get-rich-quick similar, but rather a seminar to explain how Australians can invest wisely in a market and make strong returns.

With a global network of happy investors, IPS is a one-stop shop for offshore buyers wanting to enter the US market, making the investor feel secure in creating a profitable US property portfolio. This includes transparency throughout the process, including on-site property tours. IPS has 40 plus employees and creates wealth without borders for clever investors.

“The US property market offers investors the opportunity to enter the market at a low entry price with high returns. Unlike an unstable stock market, we can help Australians invest in bricks and mortar in a market that’s at rock-bottom prices and has since recovered by 35 per cent in the last 24 months alone. This represents a huge opportunity for savvy investors and the process is 100% transparent.

“We’re going to demonstrate how easy the process is, why this investment opportunity is like no other, and explain how investors will remain in complete control of their money and property with the best possible guidance and selections of ready turnkey properties,” Mr Mougel says.

Buying real estate in the US is a relatively simple process which involves setting up of a Limited Liability Company and a US bank account without setting foot into the US to buy and receive monthly rents. A property is then selected based on budget and goals and a settlement reached.

It costs around $55,000 to $95,000 to get started, which includes the set-up for the buying structure, the property itself (2-3 bedrooms and completely renovated in a good area of town), and settlement costs. IPS handles the rest with its in-house property management company, and the process takes about a month. Net returns of 8 per cent to 10 per cent a year, and the properties are managed by our own in-house team.

“The US has the best net returns, and these properties have huge growth opportunity before them. We sell in many markets, but find the best returns and markets are Phoenix, Arizona. We make sure the property is in good condition and also guarantee an investor’s rent for five years.”

The Wall St. Journal announced that the recession was officially over in August 2009, that employment is higher than levels of just before the GFC, and the USA has rebounded stronger than ever and remains the number one world economy, with over 16 trillion dollar GDP per year.

Benjamin Armstrong has been appointed director of Australia and New Zealand. He is responsible for managing the growth and development and selling cash flow properties of the brand in both countries, the company will be known as Australia IPS.

The seminars will be held in Melbourne on Thursday October 15 at 6.30pm and Saturday October 17 at 2.00pm at the Sofitel Melbourne on Collins to reserve a seat visit http://www.australiaips.com.au.