Hello everyone! I am from Brazil and will start to do some house flipping this year through a company my fiancé and I established in the USA. We already have a partner in Orlando, FL, and we will be doing this in that...

After my LLC is established, would I need to register the LLC as a foreign entity in each state that I will be flipping?

the buyer is not going to be a foreign guy who thinks houston is a great city poised for growth because this city is not nearly as diversified as people think it is...the smart money knows theres a lot of oil and gas risk still on the table. 

I don’t know about laws and taxes for a foreign investor but, besides that I feel totally ready to begin.The money I pretend to use is from one of my three properties that are for sale here in Sao Paulo-Brazil.

I am a foreign investor that invest in Michigan market in Detroit Oak park Southfield and Farmington.In the last time my rehab contractors are making me a problem and they are very busy and don't have a time for me. 

How do you avoid foreign taxes if you do a 1031 exchange?

You will get notifications about the topic all day.Also you may want to check out this blog about Foreign investors getting financed in the U.S.

For some reason, at the moment they  are not open to foreign investors- even via a local US LLC.I have queried this, but couldn't get a satisfactory explanation. 

I've seen very many posts here on BP from foreign nationals on how different (and often frustrating) the US banking system is, compared to their own.

Welcome to BiggerPockets, @Esteban Hecht.We have a Foreigners Buying in the USA forum.