I am an American citizen with little credit history in the states, I moved to Mexico right out of university and have lived my entire adult life here.

If yes, what would the limitations be for me in operating the LLC as compared to a US citizen.

Hello All,What are your thoughts on the mass exodus of citizens out of Puerto Rico?  

@Bill ExeterThe OP is Canadian, so the first part of your post - which reads as though aimed at U.S.A. citizens - would not apply.

I'm also a mexican citizen so my process is different.

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS14000000  Kick out the illegals so that citizens can get jobs. 

One of my teammates has a de facto partner (US citizen) who lives in Cleveland and is keen to come onboard.

(hope you're Irish)You really need to get with a CPA and attorney about this...What you're doing is pretty complex, and I'm leaning towards you may have (either knowingly or unknowingly) created a partnership filing obligation (Form 1065) with foreign withholding exposure and all the fun that goes along with that because the Superannuation Fund is a member of the LLC.Then you have the Australian Superannuation itself which is a grey area itself and heavily debated in the tax community -- primarily about how and if it should be reported for a US citizen or US resident alien. 

I would love to network/have a brief chat with any non-US citizens who have already started their investing journey in the States.

I currently live in South America and i'm not a US citizen.