The second option would be a problem if the LLC was a single member LLC because it would be treated as a disregarded entity and therefore the same taxpayer. 

I’m sure there are seasoned Buy & Hold investors here on BP who have accumulated their wealth in small towns, C- neighborhoods, low-cost multis and SFRs, who completely disregarded appreciation as a main focus and directed their attention to other factors such as: Cash FlowEquity increase through mortgage paydown by tenantDepreciationTax DeductionsIf so, please SPEAK UP!

Oh so sorry, I misread. disregard last note@brandon g.

Well I guess disregard my last question I did some more research and found the answer.

But even a crook knows that rule, they simply choose to disregard it.   

They are a state authorized entity and the protections of asset and anonymity are differed state by state as well as the permissibility of using foreign registered LLCs in a given state.If you end up holding for purposes of productive use and 1031 exchanges I'm a fan of LLCs because they are disregarded for sole members when the activity flows through to their personal return.  

They tend to focus on the tax side of the entity, and disregard or diminish the liability side of the entity.

EDIT: Disregard this post, I misunderstood the question.Under a 3.35% 15 year fixed, you will pay approximately 764,142 with a monthly payment of 4,245 a month.

I *could* just disregard these messages and hope for better catches later... if I *do* go with them, How do I really measure income?? 

@Gayla KempThe single member LLC is a pass through entity and usually disregarded for tax purposes by the IRS.