First, the primary purpose of an LLC is to limit your liability where your property is located, so filing in Texas would still require you to file a foreign LLC here in Ohio.

As mentioned, I'm still a newbie so this stuff is still abbot foreign to me. 

We had to use a hard money loan since I didn't have the min 20-25% down to get a mortgage as a foreign national.

Florence is one of the most visited places on earth by both Italians and foreigners alike and this isn't gonna change anytime soon.

So you’d have to have form a LLC in each of the states, or form one LLC and register it as a foreign entity in the other StateWithout more background info, sounds like you are opening up a can or worms for no additional value.

Here is the bottomline, using CA RE currency to move to cheaper state very easy.

One more thing I can add, most (if not all) of the pre-construction/new construction STRs in the Miami area are currently equity plays, bought as second homes, places for foreign entities to place their cash, etc. 

Maybe I did something wrong, but when I clicked the link, the currency shows in SGD rather than USD.

If you want to be successful, you have to do what works in your country.When looking at investing in Italy, I’d consider short-term rentals only but best in mind I’m a foreigner.

Looking for just general advice or conversation on restrictions related to foreign purchases, short term rental data for certain areas, lifestyle and convenience as a retirement location, etc?