@Bayard P.An LLC may work as an incorporated entity for a Canadian (natural person or corporation) holding property in the U.S.A. depending on your situation as you need not elect to treat it as a flow-though entity.  

BTW, if a LL adds appliances, changes utilites (gas-elect) or local modifications to the unit that may have local credits like insulation that reduces utilities, you should notify the PHA as you may have a higher rent justification.

The LLC's profit or loss flows directly to your 1040.You can elect to have the LLC taxed as a C-corporation.

Then elect a "lien agent" from a list of NC approved agents.

I have reached out to the borough manager and council president, who both said they would talk to the tax collector, but she still will not pay.

In talking with multiple bank presidents of the commercial loan departments they do not provide pre approval letters in the way a residential loan would.

Definitely correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like it might also be taken to mean Term of Years  = Trustmaker elects to have a limited payout, while Lifetime = Trustmaker wants payments for life with no specified term limit.

In my opinion I think re is too expensive in Colombia, but with the election of Duque it may go higher if he can bring even more security to the country. 

How do you feel about president trump requiring FHA to decrease insurance premiums ?

That is for a LLC, what makes you a S type is your election on filing form 2553.