Hello everyone,I have a foreign entity that owns a SFR and I also have a local entity.

However, in regards to crypto being the currency of choice, I'm skeptical.

I will be moving to NJ in Oct/Nov anyway but mainly because, as we all know, NY has the ridiculous law that forces you to "publish an article in a newspaper" about your new business within 90 days of forming the LLC, which can cost hundreds of dollars.My question is: If I filled out the NJ LLC document online, and used MY NEW YORK address as the LLCs primary address will I STILL have to form a foreign LLC in NY?

I have mentioned in other posts, the top of the line is really a multi leveled approach with an LLC being owned by a Trust with the trustee being a lawyer and the beneficiary being a foreign trust with a foreign lawyer as the trustee. 

That market is largely foreign money tucked under a mattress, so I don't see much distressed opportunity anywhere you would want to own regardless of the outcome.  

You're going to have a harder time using traditional financing if you are a foreign national (larger down payment & stricter guidelines).

It is curious, I thought you could get a conforming mortgage.As foreign person, you can try HSBC mortgage, otherwise US micro-banks (the smaller, the better) have portfolio loan department and will lend to foreigners.Cash on cash return is an affordability and solvency measure.

4) What is the best way to transition into foreign territory once someone is comfortable with their market and ready to scale outside, say, their region of primary residence?

Your CA LLC would have to be registered as a foreign LLC with the Pennsylvania Dept of State to conduct business within PA.

If you are an accredited investor (can google the requirements, not sure what the rules for foreign nationals are) then you may have luck with multifamily syndications ...