Thanks,The Floyd family You can register your Florida LLC as a foreign entity or you can simply create another LLC in the new state to take title to the new property purchases in that state. 

The last page of the lease includes an "Additional Clauses" which states "Broker advises Owner to consult an appropriate professional for related legal, tax, property condition, environmental, foreign reporting requirements and other specialized advice."

You know, events that don’t happen until they do, and, then, surely, won’t happen again.Can someone help me to understand what would happen with Bitcoin use in the unlikely event of a prolonged electricity shutdown, either from a natural disaster or a government’s response to unrest, or from a terrorist/foreign actor attack on the telecom/utility infrastructure that would disable a large geographic area?

One is a US citizen the other is foreigner with an expired VISA.

I find most often those of Ivy League are very familiar with the area, why you say as it is not in a major metro-plex, because we have one of the top universities on planet earth here, and we have a top state university that has more foreign nationals going to school here then I dare to venture a count, it's a lot, and another major university.

Georgia shouldn't tax 100% of the income.John - one thing you may want to look into is that even though Tennessee does not have a state income tax - they do have a franchise/gross receipts tax that you may be subject to.One other thing to factor in is that your LLC will need to register with the Secretary of State as a foreign LLC in the new state that you do business in.

the HVAC guy finds foreign object in the furnace and knows the tenant is doing it. 

Since you are from Indonesia and familiar with foreign real estate markets, you have a few options open to you.

Foreign investors tend to have some financing issues over local investors in the states. each have their pluses and minuses.

Could the two LLCs be registered in different states, and one of them didn't do a property foreign entity registration?