It's a registration of a foreign entity here in CA Which then requires you to pretty much file every document you would have if you opened it up in CA!

Since you are managing the WY LLC from California, it will be deemed to be "doing business" in California and is subject to the $800 LLC minimum tax and should register as a foreign LLC in California. 

All you would need is a foreign qualification letter for the out of state LLC or business entity. 

I plan on providing foreign investors a similar service and one thing my advisor have mentioned is avoiding any conflict of interest as seen with most turnkey providers.

If you are on a work visa they might be hitting you with foreign national which could cause other rate hits.

Form in Illinois and Wisconsin will treat you as a foreign entity and charge you a second time and you will need two state income tax returns.

I know a lawyer who has been helping foreign nationals invest in the U.S from all parts of the world for over 15 years.

If you create a PA llc you’ll then have to also register it as a foreign entity in the state where the property is.

Vacation rentals are a perfect investment for foreign nationals, especially in Fort Lauderdale.

Hi Derek, In terms of loans, there are definitely options for foreign nationals buying investment properties, though the terms are slightly more restrictive, with max LTVs between 65-70%.