About 10 years ago foreign asset protection trusts domiciled in tiny Caribbean or pacific islands where all the rage.

Also, if anyone sees any potential issues with foreign banks and or the way were setting this up please feel free to poke holes in the plan.

So, if you create an LLC in another state, you will need to register it as a foreign LLC in California.

I assume you might be able to get by with just registering the LLC as a foreign entity depending on the volume of work you do and the level of risk.

If you are getting it in your name, then, that means that I cannot do it as a foreigner/non-resident as I don't have any income in the US.

This is a completely different opportunity set.Some people speak relevant foreign languages.

When Montreal was cheap a few years ago, most of the foreign investors were from the US.

I understand the guidelines to qualify for delayed financing for permanent residents but I wanted to find out if there is a delayed financing program for foreign investors.Is there someone I can talk to for such program?

So, if you create an LLC in another state, you will need to register it as a foreign LLC in California.

It's a combination of foreign money, mainly from Asia, where buyers pay cash in a hot area.