Some states charge a fee to out of state LLCs; they consider an out of state LLC to be a "foreign" entity. 

As a foreign investor, you can purchase Homepath properties in LLC name, but I have not heard anyone get a loan from Homepath in LLC name.

Now concerning market risk of a deployment, natural disaster, collapse of the currency or running out of oil or anything.  

Non-citizens can form a LLC, see here for some info:http://smallbusiness.chron.com/american-citizen-ow...http://www.limitedliabilitycompanycenter.com/can-n...http://www.bizfilings.com/learn/foreign-company-fo...

I know it can be done because I've sat on google translate to annotate German tax returns into English, along with past-dated USD currency conversions to get a loan through, but yeah this is one where you need to shop primarily the competence of the lender, and shop it hard.

Registering this "foreign entity" with your home Secretary of State oftentimes incurs the same costs and sacrifice of privacy as forming it in that state in the first place.

Main problem is that as we are non-resident foreigners, we cannot file jointly and just do the simple thing; and to fill the form 1065, Schedule B, Question 16 asks for foreign partners and leas to more forms.Are there any accountants knowing this stuff in Ann Arbor/Detroit area?

Lots of foreign companies, automotive industry, ecommerce distribution and still a lot of spillover from the flooring companies in Dalton.We're also a bit of a playground for Atlanta.

Hello,My name is Felix I am looking for a good market.I have 70k-100k liquid and am looking for a key people that will help me.I am currently living in Israel and the ROI here is pretty low (4-5% if you get lucky ) wi...

What does foreign investors need for a property investment in the USA?