Yes, you can own the company and it can do business in the US.

Interest Rate: 4.25%Years Left on Loan: 26Estimated Monthly Rent: $1,750Annual HOA Expense: $2,268Annual Taxes: $1,746Annual Insurance: $1,674My concern with the numbers above is depending on capital expenditure projects and vacancy, we may not be able to cashflow.

I am now focused on rebuilding my business and running an ACTUAL business instead of a cool hobby that I tell my friends. 

Data and the political (and overall business) environment plays a huge role. 

Checked 3 ways to find the agents and they all go via the same page.Additionally, I figure out that I still have an investor account and I need the business one.

Of course it depends on your goals, but I think no matter your goal, this area will satisfy and check all those boxes  for either.

Depends on your financial reserves, risk tolerance, and long-term investment strategy.

We've worked with many property management companies to place them with VAs to handle a lot of the admin work in their business with good success.

The tenants we typically get under this business model tend to be workaholics and they rarely complain about much (so far) so I haven't had any issue.

Transferring Your LLC via Will:Review Operating Agreement: Check if your LLC’s operating agreement addresses ownership transfer upon death.Update Your Will: Specify in your will that you intend to transfer ownership of the LLC to a named individual or individuals upon your death.Consult an Attorney: Seek advice from an attorney specializing in estate planning and business law to ensure your will is legally sound and compliant with state laws.Consider Tax Implications: Understand potential tax implications of transferring LLC ownership through your will and plan accordingly.Notify Your Successor: Inform the person named in your will about their future role in the LLC and provide necessary documents.Please feel free to reach out if you need any further assistance.