You didn't mention this, but I'm going to just put this out there as food for thought.As a US Citizen, you're required to file tax returns in the US, no matter your dual citizen status, where you live, work, etc. 

Fire can burn down your house, but it can also heat your water, cook your food, heat your home, and propel you car.

The rental marketing has been at full capacity for quite awhile, but with SAH orders, layoffs, food shortages etc, the rental market will most definitely drop considerably.

I'm sharing it as additional food for thought.

we gave him money so he could get food again just used it and came right back.. told him where the free shelters are with food and bathroom etc.. he goes on to tell me he has lived on the streets for over 15 years and i believe by the looks of him. 

When I started investing in RE, negative cash flow would have effected the type of food I could eat (I would not have starved, but a lot more rice and beans than I desire).  

I had him do a quick inspection and he found rotting/ molding food.

I think I am over analyzing and digging deeper than necessary in the business entity, at least right now.Only thing I would say is I am trying not to play with cash the puts food in my mouth and want to invest in something I actually have control over (unlike the market).

I also might look into food delivery to make a bit more cashLooking to at a 3Bed 1.5Bath with 1Bed 1Bath cottage that I could move into and rent the 3B out to friends.

1) The landlord who also uses this money to pay their mortgage, car, food, shopping, etc it's recycled into the economy. 2) The mortgage servicers, these guys are like an insurance company for investors (your 401K, retirement funds, etc) so when the investor buys mortgages servicers guarantee payment of principal and interest, stop the payment they have to continue to pay this to the investors so they end up having no liquidity to recycle the money into the system.