@Jordan Becker you can fast track you foreign LLC filing in a week for far less than you will pay a lawyer...it's a pretty straightforward process: https://www.ohiosos.gov/busine...

And I have kept most of my short-term rental units occupied all year long.Only if I was young again, I could imagine house hacking and rent short-term to some exciting foreign guests, so much to learn from different cultures, or renting a room to a doctor or lawyer while they look for the primary home, what great connections you can make.If you are looking for 20% plus leverage returns or want to leave rent-free by "house hacking," Tampa is the place to go.

If foreign trust, you may have a 3520A filing requirement which needs to be filed with the IRS annually ($10,000 penalty if not filed).

@Julia Havia- I'm not sure which one is better for your specific situation but if you use the OH or IN llc make sure to register it as a foreign llc in PA.

I also do look up any foreign addresses listed in rental or ownership history, and will contact prior landlords whether or not I speak their language.

Hi Yong ~Do you file U.S. taxes and do you report income received from those foreign properties on your tax returns? 

Bridge, portfolio, foreign national and other specialty loan products.Key Bank, FLorida flexible lender, HELOCs on second homes and rental properties. 90% LTV on primary.

EHO, Insurability Code: IE, subject to appraisal"I understand the first sentence.. but the rest is foreign language...Also, the listing has "Please see agent remarks for offer submission instructions" but I couldnt find any on the listing...Please advise, 

@Diego Carranza AnglarillDM me and I can send you the contact to the lender that our foreign partners use but I believe the down payments are around 30%.

If there is a foreign object then it is the tenant’s.