@Naman ShahJust because you register an LLC in a state without an income tax doesn't mean that the income generated within the LLC will not be subject to income tax.State taxation will depend on the state where the member lives and where the business is conducted.Also be mindful that you may be subject to California's $800 fee regardless of where the LLC is created aslong as you are a managing member.

There are countless ways that you even broaching this subject with them can get you in warm water that can quickly become hot. 

Also set up some keywords that revolve around that subject, and you'll be alerted when people mention it.  

I find myself considering the following questions frequently:1.

@Chris Iley without consistent income you wouldn't qualify for conventional financing but there are 30 yr products available that use the subject property to help you qualify.

I'd start here, as people with this designation frequently speak more than 1 language and specialize in working with clients from different countries around the world. 

I'm a New Jersey investor and I've been utilizing the "subject-to" existing strategy for about 3 years.

If someone answers questions in a thoughtful, respectful and intelligent manner with strong subject matter expertise, you can be somewhat assured that person or company takes their business, their reputation and career seriously and won't be a fly by night scam artist. 

the pros and cons of an LLC is a subject of hot debate here on BP and frankly most message boards. 

@Jack OrthmanIt’s common here in Coastal Orange County, CA due to the salt air requiring frequent painting and additional maintenance.