This would be called a foreign LLC qualification.

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You need to register your LLC as a foreign entity in any state you do business

there are notes that foreign investors can invest in and pay no income tax in the US.. ...

You will acquire it quite quickly once you own a rental property.I was always told the best way to learn a foreign language was to go to a location where it is commonly spoken, and force yourself to try and communicate until you are comfortable with it. 

If you're considering renting to foreign exchange students, I would contact CSUN about this.

Unless you have dozens of properties one LLC per state should suffice.If you have a Wyoming LLC that does business in Illinois under that LLC you need to file as a foreign entity and submit an Illinois income tax return as well as Wyoming.Unless you live in Wyoming you have no need of paying for multiple filing fees and tax returns.

Hi all need help.. i live in NJ but i am hearing i will get more protection if i create my llc in a state like Nevada and just register in nj as a foreign entity, which i believe will cost more since i now have to pay two states fee.

Hi Forum ppl,I am a foreign investor who is keen to purchase a duplex - quadruple for cash flow property. 

Hello BP community,I am putting together a proposal for a rental property investment for a foreign national with 2 proposed financing options:30% down payment, the remaining balance financed or Cash purchase.Per my market research in this area, the projected gross income will be72K.