Also, would I have to create another LLC to hold Capital Assets located in Texas, or could those Capital Assets be thrown in the original California LLC and registered in Texas as a Foreign LLC?

They are catered to foreigners.

Hi @Mallary Hoidal, Welcome to BiggerPockets.Financing for foreigner nationals is hard to find.

John McCormack,I've talked to some Realtors in Broward and West Palm Beach counties.They have both told me the same thing:More than 50% of the buyers, are from a Foreign Country, and a very high percentage are paying Cash for the properties.A few years ago, on the hud site, you would see at least 6 pages of homes for sale.

"Inflation" just as the word implies, is the inflating of the currency, period.

JasonWelcome.For commercial properties 5+ units use CAP 8%+, Debt coverage ratio 1.6%+ and a cash on cash return 12%+6 of the top ten areas foreigners invest un the US are in FL, rounding out the list Honolulu, Phoenix, Vegas and NYC round out the list.Good luckPaul

Foreign investors buy those for cash and a investor getting a loan the amount down to make the DCSR work doesn't make sense.An Applebees for example you can get a brand new 20 year lease for asking of say 2,400,000 and the starting cap is a 7.

Did he have a foreign accent?

So I need to register my West Virginia LLC as a foreign business in Ohio.

It's injecting value right back into the hard earned currency of the east coast.