However, you can legally keep executing 1031s forever, thereby deferring taxation indefinitely.

If you wish to avoid double taxation then a C-Corp is out of the question.If you have already filed as an LLC with the SOS then that is what you'll have to file as for the IRS.But there is hope. 

I believe an LLC creates an issue as a Canadian resident because of a double taxation issue correct?

Would they be similar to mobile homes (vehicle license) or would they be more like a prefab home (regular house taxation). 

My 15 year experience says to buy and hold until the day before you die and then set up an estate to avoid the whole taxation.

If you search the forums here on BP, you will find older posts of mine on how to use variable rate financing and hedge interest rate changes yourself, rather than pay the lender to do it for you through the higher interest of a fixed-rate mortgage.Finally, interest paid on financing a rental property is a business expense and can be deducted from revenues for taxation purposes.  

I have a SSN when I was in the USA, now I am an Expat and pay my taxes in the UK (double taxation agreement).

then, if your daughter maintains ownership for the next two years, profit on the sale (up to $250K) should be excluded from capital gains taxation (provided Trump's tax reform does not eliminate the capital gains exclusion on the sale of a primary residence).Because your gift of the property to your daughter exceeds the annual gift tax exemption, you will have to file a Gift Tax return along with your annual 1040.  

In addition, converting to a C corp causes double taxation and becomes very expensive if you have alot of properties.

AND he is also really knowledgeable/experienced with REI taxation and returns.