Your 401k can indeed own an LLC.An LLC is a disregarded entity unless elected to be taxed otherwise.

Chasing after the highest cash flow (and disregarding the above) is a fool's errand IMO. 

So, a property assessed at say, $80,000 (again, disregard asking price or prior sales figures as those are not particularly important for this calculation) would have an annual tax bill of $5,566.26.

Now you bleed money for 4 weeks straight and totally disregard PPC as an effective way to generate leads.

Hi,I have a single member (disregarded entity) LLC in Virginia on my name.

I put my own I said to please disregard as I reposted it.  

Disregard that last question, with my $10,000 I could develop a strong pro-forma to showcase to private investors or real estate trusts.

Either way I'd disregard them and work with another buyer.What you can reasonably expect is financial statements and a rent roll, that will be the basis for your offer.

Mark,The first thing I would ask myself is this noise coming from tile floors in the kitchen and bathrooms and if so I would disregard it.

I recommend using the BP rental property calculator.While PMI obviously adds to your monthly expenses, no one should simply disregard a deal because they would have to pay PMI.