If you want to protect for instance US real estate, even if the property is owned by a foreign asset protection trust or a foreign LLC, you are not immune to a judge overstepping and completely disregarding it, directly seizing the US asset that will be easily reachable.However, if you have foreign assets (real estate, foreign brokerage accounts, bank accounts), then it may be beneficial to have them owned by a foreign asset protection structure.Tax wise, you will have some more paperwork to file with the IRS, but nothing really too difficult.

All foreign and new to us. 

Which is an utterly foreign concept to me as an east coaster.So really I'd just take a look at apartments for rent in your area and see how they come equipped. 

Do we need to register as a foreign entity?

//dat.maryland.gov/businesses/Pages/Non-Maryland-(Foreign)-Business-Entities.aspx(add http: to the site above, BP auto formatting was messing up link.)I do not know if any of those links will answer your questions, but it seems you either set up a MD LLC or you pay to get yourself (LLC) registered with SDAT.

TP is the only foreign object getting stuck in the toilet and that doesn't appear to be a tenant being negligent.

I learned that you typically will need 35% down as a foreign investor per CIBC and they were only offering a 15yr ARM or 5yr fixed lending options when I spoke with them in March.

Hi All,I am a foreigner to US and considering to sell my property in North Phoenix.

If this all sounds like a foreign language, contact me...no cost, no obligation, just straight answers.

Specifically, looking to see if there are some lenders who will work with 20% down payments instead of 30% foreign buyer down payment as some lenders have quoted me.