We are thinking about purchasing properties in multiple states.Would it be advisable to start an LLC in the initial state of purchase, then register as a foreign entity in each other state properties are purchased or open LLC's in each state we own property (or another structure you recommend)?

Too many foreign investors have been screwed over when buying in lower socioeconomic areas.Its very sad to see but common.Thanks and have a great day.

Your deal type would be foreign to most non-park buyers.  

I don't care for foreign corporate entities (out of state) for small RE operations, go with the KISS strategy.

Some foreigners, though, don't like the laws here in real estate, particularly that which states that foreigners are not allowed to own any real property here (except a condominium).

@Mauricio Hernández Don't know if transferring title to a single member LLC will actually shield you from liability as many attorneys are expert in "piercing the corporate (LLC) veil, but it does put up an additional layer of possible protection.Forming LLC is being easily done on the internet, popular states for LLCs are Nevada, Texas, Wyoming and Alaska; however benefits of out of state (foreign) LLC from where the property is located may illusionary.

In South Africa as a foreigner you can get up to a 50% loan and the interest rates are high....around 10%plus and the rates fluctuate.

I trade Foreign Currency in the early morning and I follow the US dollar pairs. 

Seller is foreign-born and I thought he used that word casually.I contacted the renter and she has broken viewing appointments 3 times and now she is not answering her cell or responding to texts.

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