., happens in business all the time.In corporate america, it is not unusual for a fortune 500 company to have 600-700 entities across the globe for various reasons (taxes, regulatory and liability being the main ones).My "other job" is flipping companies, in a sense, and this structure is common, especially for partnerships with other investors.Commercial RE ($10MM+) is also conducted in a similar fashion.In fact, this is the norm outside of individual investing.You can always get a second opinion from another lawyer and CPA to see if it makes sense for your situation.

You still get the same depreciation benefits as anyone else on property held here in America. 

Heard Wells Fargo and Bank of America offer deposit only cards.  

I also work in corporate America .

STL isn't far from you or close to the SIEU campus if possible.Bank of America has a 3.5% down no PMI 30yr fixed loan for 1st time buyers.

These are very common in Europe and are gaining popularity here in North America.

other wise at 12% with a warrenty they would have basically all the investor money in America in their fund

I spoke with Bank of America and have a call to a local Credit Union, but wanted to ask on here if anybody new what was available. 

Eventually I want to invest all across america and different parts of the world.

Hello, I am a Loan Officer with Finance of America in San Ramon.