Either register your current LLC as a “foreign entity” in the other state, or create a new LLC in the state owned either by you or your current LLC.

Ray-REI,The problem with using a Delaware LLC is that many states require you to file as a foreign entity in your own state.

Run.Yup foreigners are noncollectable in this scenario  at least at that dollar level. 

This is a first hearing that I have to set up a second LLC for my first investment LLCCarlos@Carlos Quiros you need to register the LLC as a foreign entity in California, since you are operating the LLC from California, and file and SMLLC tax return.

The eviction attorney told me that I need to register as foreign entity in the state of AZ or I will not able to have the court order for the eviction.Have anyone done this in AZ and don't mind to share the experiences and who you use for register agent and the cost?

Investing in foreign countries will always be a challenge but read, read, and read.

Also, if you are running the business from your resident state of CT and the LLC is in WY, you may have to register that LLC as "foreign" in CT as well, doubling your paperwork and fees? 

Any differences for foreign nationals owning property there versus locals? 

What countries are friendly to do this in as a foreigner.

If you form an LLC in Delaware or Nevada, you still have to register the LLC in New York as a foreign LLC.