Though it is more difficult to open an account as a foreign national I believe it is not impossible, but you do need to make a trip to the US as any bank requires you to be physically present with 2 forms of ID to open an account.Having lived in the US (went to college in FL) I'm lucky in that sense as I have bank accounts, a SSN and even had great credit although I'm pretty sure it's back to nothing after 14 years of absence. 

always physically viewed a property before closing.

It seems like I would still have to pay the $800 annual fee to CA for the LLC as long as I reside in CA even if the LLC is incorporated out of state and holds investments outside CA.

I'm 26 years old, working full time as a Physical Therapist, with a good amount of student loans from undergrad/grad school that I'm trying to pay off (~$115k). 

I would hope there is a lot of open space/parks incorporated in a development that large otherwise it’s going to feel very sterile and unattractive.Say what city the land is located in and it will trigger keyword alerts for people local to it.

Being in Illinois, the Indy/Evansville markets seem intriguing and are relatively short trips where I can do some site analysis and physically visit potential locations.

Recently I had a seller send me an Assignment of Mortgage (NJ) without an attachment or any reference to a legal description.In my experience, I've always seen AOMs refer to "Exhibit A," which contains the full legal description of the property or the sellers have incorporated the legal description into the AOM itself.In the current situation, I asked our foreclosing attorney if our AOM needed the legal description.

@Dave Foster lol, mentally, I feel like I'm 20, physically, after 20 years in the Military, I feel like I'm 60! 

Before that, he worked for 12+ years in Corporate America (Hershey, Kraft) as a Sales and Marketing Executive.

or 7% physical vacancy?