Is it even possible to buy a property in cash as a foreigner under your own name without having to register an LLC due to taxes purposes because you won't have a SSN?

It’s over saturated with foreign investors driving the prices up. 

Hey @Lorena Duany I work with foreign investors that are looking to purchase investment properties in the U.S. 

Essentially, to make it work, you'll also need to flip some properties so you have income to offset those losses.3) For a couple of rental properties (less than 10 or so), a simple umbrella policy with your local insurance company will cover your liability on your rentals - talk to your insurance agent about this.4) If you are investing out of state, there are bi-annual requirements for "foreign LLCs" and there is a fee for those filings...and there is a fee to use a registered agent. 

My Dad and I have a financial market background- he's been a Stocks/Commodities/Currency trader and Money Manager since the 90s.

Getting more perspectives can only serve to be beneficial in a situation which is foreign.  

One where currency and it's value is globalized, as in, we can get away with printing trillions of it if it's supported by countries buying our notes.

My degree in Foreign Affairs says that Sweden isn't actually a Socialist Democracy.

Out of state LLCs are treated as foreign LLCs in CA.

It seems my options are to either form a South Dakota LLC and register it as a foreign company or form a California LLC and register it as foreign company in South Dakota.My questions:The LLC operating agreement can be simple, my wife and I will be the only members.