I am not going to go into any detail on this as you need to talk to a asset protection attorney familiar with foreign trusts and equity loan structures.

(hope you're Irish)You really need to get with a CPA and attorney about this...What you're doing is pretty complex, and I'm leaning towards you may have (either knowingly or unknowingly) created a partnership filing obligation (Form 1065) with foreign withholding exposure and all the fun that goes along with that because the Superannuation Fund is a member of the LLC.Then you have the Australian Superannuation itself which is a grey area itself and heavily debated in the tax community -- primarily about how and if it should be reported for a US citizen or US resident alien. 

@YungChien HuangWe have partners who are foreign investors.

When I finally spoke on the phone with the person he was talking very slow and had an extremely thick foreign accent.

Could you share how did you make your first successful case as a foreigner and what’s the tricks to commute with realtor?

@Ender AslangecinerIf your property is in Georgia you are paying georgia taxes but speak to your cpa and attorneyIn most instances I have been advised to incorporate in state I reside and file foreign entity where I own properties

I have seen enough fraudulent foreign IDs and consular cards that I no longer trust them.

@Oyinda OyetundeWe have partners who are foreign investors.

She's also from Canada and had experienced firsthand the challenges of investing from a foreign investor's standpoint.

Probably did but this is like a foreign language to me still.