Bryan Adams, Journey, Foreigner all good stuff.

Also If you have to register each company separately as "foreign Company" in each state you do business then the DE series may not help as much as you think.

Not a very welcoming environment around here it seems like....don't worry about all the replies from the Peanut gallery.. just hang in there you will figure out who's who over time.one thing about BP everyone has an opinion.. and on tax matters half the time the CPAs are all arguing amongst there selves.. keep in mind from my cheap seats all the CPA s I have worked with have levels of how aggressive they are comfortable signing off on.I went through this with my Portfolio interest program for foreign investors.. my long time CpA just could not get behind it..

The biggest losers will be foreigners who borrowed in dollars but earn in their local currency to pay back borrowed dollars. 

@Gino Barbaro- Great advice, accounting is definitely a foreign language that should be learned if you want to be successful in large scale business. 

Some had to live in a certain area, some couldn't live in certain areas, some had to have a security person come approve the location or building or features.If your realtor association has an international section, you might go to those meetings to see if they have any insights.https://www.nvar.com/realtors/laws-ethics/legal-blog/a-landl...Might check out this website for DC area.https://www.internations.org/washington-dc-expatsYou might also see if there is some kind of welcoming group for new foreign diplomats and see if you can get in on that meetup or become a sponsor. 

Prop 13 is a very foreign concept to many folks.

Put on top restrictions on foreign worker visas, fewer international students coming to the US, you can start to see a new trend emerge.

Their cost of living keeps going up as the prices of everything keeps going down but the value of their real estate keeps going up because “quality” real estate in places foreigners are buying is traded in dollars.

Ironically a 3-4 year old, second hand truck would be about double ... forthcoming harmonization of vehicle sat standards are suppose to permit us (in Canada) to import newer foreign vehicles.We could have probably made due with a smaller VW Transporter or small Merc 200 class Sprinter, but we could not find one with a 3-way dump (which has turned out to be my favourite feature).We have already had offers to purchase the truck (for more than our costs) ... so, as soon as we find a newer one with *all* the features we want ....