Adding a foreign property is much the same as adding an Australian property. The main difference is that all property values should be entered in Australian dollars (AUD).
Step 1 - Add the property
Select Add Property.
Select the country where the property is located.
Use the Address Finder to search for and select the property.
Complete the remaining property details.
Note: Enter the purchase price in AUD using the exchange rate that applied when the property was purchased. For property forecasts, use a current or expected exchange rate. All values can be updated at any time so estimations are fine.
Step 2 - Add the current market value
Enter the property's current market value in AUD.
Select an estimated annual growth rate between 0% and 10%.
Select Save.
FAQ
Q: Do I enter values in the local currency?
A: No. All property values should be entered in Australian dollars (AUD).
Use the exchange rate at the purchase date for the purchase price.
Use a current exchange rate for market values and forecasts.
You can update forecast values at any time if exchange rates change.
Q: How can I identify my foreign properties?
A: Foreign properties display a country label on the property tile, making them easy to identify at a glance.
Q: Can I filter my foreign properties?
A: Yes. Use the Property Filter to display properties from a specific country or to view only your foreign properties.
Q: Why can't I use CoreLogic market values for overseas properties?
A: CoreLogic market values are currently only available for Australian properties. For overseas properties, you'll need to enter the current market value manually in Australian dollars (AUD). You can update the market value at any time, so it's easy to keep your forecasts up to date as the property's value or exchange rates change.