Keep your seed capital close, and perhaps invest in a foreign currency that may not be as badly affected by an impending financial crash. 

It is subject to very limited case law so it is difficult to determine if it will hold up in court in a foreign state that does not have any statute that permits or recognizes the creation of a series LLC.

I've seen it happens to foreigners, not to US citizens.

If the property is in CA and the DE LLC is going to be on the contract as the landlord, I need to file annually in CA an out of state (foreign) registration.

I want to invest my first rental property in Dallas, TX this year. Ideal property price range from 100K to 200K. I'm now holding F-1 visa (Student visa) living in US with consistent wage income from the company I'm wo...

Can foreigners buy free-hold property there though?

I learn so much from this post wow,@Cornelius Garland how do you target people, I am in college right now a freshman, I know absolutly no marketing at all so this is like foreign to me.

What if you are foreigner who can't get conventional loans?

The residents believe they will hit the Lotto from external/foreign investors, and everyone wants to sell, but at extraordinarily ridiculous prices.  

Oh yeah, don't forget you need to Foreign File that entity in every state in which you do business AND then you get to file their State's Taxes too :)