Many investors neglect to follow corporate formalities and their LLC is deemed to offer no protection.A more sophisticated setup is a holding company in a state like Wyoming, which controls all the subsidiary LLC's.

I've invested in the US from Canada, hardest part is probably financing.I have not used financing in the US because the property I bought was too cheap to get a mortgage on.I know some Canadian lenders have US subsidiaries but when I reached out to them on a bigger deal I never got any answers.Also, if investing remotely, you need reliable/trustworthy people to manage your properties otherwise you're in for a looooong ride.I'd be curious to see what the above poster has to offer for foreigners and what the restrictions are.

My spouse and I own completely separate holding LLCs, which own different properties in subsidiary LLCs.

It a subsidiary of PayPal so it is not likely to shut down on a moments notice like a bunch of the rent specific sites did a year or so ago.  

This would be very difficult for this law to be enforced since all it would take is the formation of subsidiaries with unique entity names to be created and these smaller entities would be able to take over ownership of real estate from the original parent company, leading to no actual shift in inventory.

It's your property so Run them thru one of the landlord services like smartmove.com, a transunion subsidiary.  

All - I am interested in a New Jersey property that was recently foreclosed on by MTGLQ, which I understand is a Goldman Sachs subsidiary that bought this loan as a part of a large NPL portfolio from Fannie.

The ABA recommends that the prudent course for an attorney advising a series LLC that wants to do business in a non-series state would be to advise that the series LLC form a single-member LLC subsidiary to carry out business activity in the non-series state.

@Mateo MonsalveOur company opened a subsidiary in Puerto Rico to finance investment properties back in 2019 approximately.

The latest from Oak Park.....http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/daily-southtown/news/ct-sta-mack-subsidiary-bankruptcy-st-0608-20170608-story.html