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

It may be easier to use a FL LLC due to the considerable hassle with a CA LLC and you would still need to register any foreign LLC (any non FL LLC) with FL in order to avail yourself to FL laws such as evictions, etc. 

I bought a house in California in the mid 80's as a foreigner with no visa or US job.

Our units have allowed us to travel, buy personal, foreign real estate and put our kids through private school and save for college- to name just a few.In 5 years we will reassess.

This is very rare, Even countries like Australia, Canada or New Zealand discriminate against foreigners.

And on Foreign websites and Forums I am well known as the contrarian trying to help these people..

I believe its mailing address at 5440 Louie Lane Suite 106, Reno, NV 89511 is in the same building as HPC.12B RESIDENTIAL, CORPORATION is an Alabama Foreign Corporation filed on March 9, 2023.

Yes, all of the properties could be taxed if they're held together in an LLC, and then it becomes a question of what/which returns the LLC needs to file - typically it will need to register as a foreign entity if it does business in a different state than where it is initially registered.

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. 

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