The SMLLC is disregarded for tax.

^disregard

I have outlets for the $250 million in REOs I am in the process of buying so will not need to advertise them here.If it wasn't meant as an insult, or not directed at me, then please disregard this post.

Another way of approaching this is to pretty much disregard the listing price, do your own calculations based on your investment criteria and make the offer.

You could have the corporation be the sole LLC member and it would be disregarded for federal purposes and all the income would be considered at the corporate level for taxes.

I was trying to show a 30% discount (30k).But that seems to completely disregard the actual ability to determine whether you're getting a deal or not.

If you set up an entity to look official, but then don't actually conduct your entity by the rules, courts tend to disregard the entity.

If you are the only member in the LLC, then you don't even need to file a LLC return, because for tax purposes, it is a disregarded entity.As for more details about tax situation and fee, I would ask a CPA or an attorney.

It simply continues to be disregarded.

What are the advantages of putting the MF investment into a disregarded LLC vs in my private name?