Ohio does not require this and you would need to register your California LLC as a foreign entity operating in Ohio anyway.Bottom line.

Looks any LLC can buy out of state property as long as it's registered in the foreign state.

They're destroying the middle class and inflating the value of our assets, I do remember reading once or twice that foreign investors still flocked to the dollar as they believe it to be safe, but I expect that to change well within my lifetime. 

I called one once trying to tell the guy he was sending me postcards for the wrong addresses, trying to save the guy money and check his mail merge or whatever, and the foreign VA was just rude and short with me.

Generally speaking, the buyers in the USD market (foreigners and wealthy and upper middle class Mexicans) want a new or turnkey property and don't want to have to do renovations and they prefer new properties over properties that have been renovated.

Also would appreciate recommendations for legal professionals or accountants (due to our unique partnership i.e. involving foreign investment, double taxation, syndication, etc).

@Catharina Wachtel Yes, you can invest and flip houses in the U.S. as a foreigner. 

And again you have a system with architectural but you also take a lot of liability for filling in the missing pieces that the foreign architect doesn’t do.