The IRS allows non-citizen spouses to be treated as citizens for tax purposes so to echo what Joseph said, yes so long as material participation requirements are met by HER.

A quick rundown, my partner (dual citizen) and I are looking to sell a duplex we have in Colorado. 

It's going to happen around property 25+, with at least 20% of those being really good properties(B+/A-).I think the gap of underinvested real estate is gone, now you've got to really hold premium locations and get in front of locations that are growing, low tax, citizen friendly. 

@Samantha Gray - Are you a US Citizen? 

I dimly remember someone telling me to get bent because I explained a similar situation and recommended that he find his next landlord through a refugee resettlement organization, because that would be one good way to make sure he would be working with someone who would understand his wife's immigration situation (and perhaps wasn't as deeply prejudiced against housing immigrants as all to many LLs are).I work with refugee resettlement organizations, I married an immigrant, I am a dual citizen and an American Born Abroad myself.

Hi guys, I am a Canadian citizen with permanent residence in Mexico.

My plans were to renovate an apartment building that had a few senior citizen renters that were paying way below market rents. 

Also, he said ill have same kind of asset protection under Corp, and the main reason people in Real Estate use llc is for Foreign Money (investors) because only citizens and residents can use S Corp.

We have specific travel needs -- my wife is a Russian dual citizen, I'm a Greek dual citizen.

Citizen.