Yes, all of the properties could be taxed if they're held together in an LLC, and then it becomes a question of what/which returns the LLC needs to file - typically it will need to register as a foreign entity if it does business in a different state than where it is initially registered.

I actually looked into one, in a foreign country, as my first investment and glad I ended up with something local instead.

Keep in mind your LLC will likely have to foreign qualify in the state you want to buy in as well.

Be aware of FIRPTA (Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act). 

I have family real estate connections in Ohio and where we get "Foreign money" in Boston from China and other places, Ohio gets "foreign money' from LA or NYC haha.

Hi All,I'm a long-distance investor and a foreign citizen with several rentals in Cleveland and Florida.lately, I was looking to extract some equity from my estate to roll it over to more properties by utilizing the known BRRRR method.I'm looking for a comprehensive data source to get me started and get the bits and bytes of this operation, mainly the financing aspect and a list of recommended borrowers to touch base with. 

Plans change, market changes, foreign buyers laundering money.

Depends on how the foreign business is treated under US income tax law, and what treatment you elect under the check-the-box rules if the foreign entity is not a per se corporation for US income tax purposes.I strongly recommend you speak to your tax professional. 

We make look like a bargain to foreign investors and they'll drive prices of hard assets up.

Do you have lending options for foreigners with credit score and no income in USA?