Over time, I saw the benefits of (domestic) LLCs and built a few companies with many members.

We have a duplex in the midwest that we have been discussing selling....Background:A few weeks ago tenant A called the police on tenant B due to a major domestic dispute they could overhear, they did not feel safe.  

You can domesticate to where he is.

I've met many of them over the the years and I haven't met any of them who regrets it and plenty of them who would recommended (with the caveat that you need to know what you're doing).As you suggested, there are specific risks that don't exist if you invest domestically and it can mean headaches if you don't know what you're doing (but that's the case in the US too).

Theft, armed robbery, domestic violence, etc are safety concerns that would cause me pause..  

A domestic partnership that sells real estate generally is not subject to FRPTA.

I will ask a question based on a few things-does she want to leave because of domestic violence? 

The goal is to have a outdoor lodging; domes, tents, or cabins, and have an equine stable on the property.

He doesn't pay cash for the house like foreign and domestic investors, hedge funds, Black Rock and etc.

@Michael Williams, Most states have a requirement that an LLC that owns property in that state must either be an LLC from that state or pay a fee to "domesticate" their out of state LLC.