@Patrice Boenzi you need to still file your LLC as a foreign entity doing business in IL.

My only investing experience is with stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities.

They are foreign investors investing in Florida.  

I have  rental properties, but this problem is foreign to me.  

Its even harder when people assume you are a scammer because you are foreign born.

Rodeo Drive features retails shops from many major brands including Adidas, Puma, and of course...The street seems to be undergoing a transition - with older looking shops mixed in with some very nice, modern, newly redesigned looking storefronts - a little like Itaewon, a popular foreign district in Seoul.

It seems that some who have responded are from foreign countries, posing as being from the US, due to the way they write. 

At the moment my analysis has brought me to consider buy and hold in Dallas ($100k range) using a Foreign Investor Loan for leverage (65% LVR and 6.25% interest) and to buy and flip ($100k range) and buy and rent ($50k range) in Kansas.

I don't know how he gets that don't but I guess its the same as turning the title over at the end to any foreign national.

Insurance services, eviction protection, skip protection, bed bug/mold protection, loss of rents, pet damage protection, entity structuring and asset protection (from a consulting standpoint), renters insurance, tenant liability insurance, maintenance services to tenants and other PM's, tenant placement guarantees, "enhanced" monthly reporting, setting up entities, bank accounts, eins for foreign owners, utility management, etc.Take anything that is standard in your market and see how you can kick it up a notch.