These deals seem more attainable price-wise, so Im not going to disregard them outrightYes, rn Im limited to FHA or Mass Housing.

If you're the only owner of the LLC, the IRS calls it a disregarded entity, and you file all the income on your own personal tax return. 

The ability to work from home is undoubtably increasing, disregarding COVID, remote work will continue to grow as businesses look to lower costs and software continues to improve.  

We want it to be under an LLC but it has to be a “disregarded entity”. 

You can use a new LLC as long as you are the sole member, it is a single member LLC (SMLLC), and it is a disregarded entity. 

And, we need to figure-out the best entity to purchase it under.Our CPA recommended this:The most efficient structure from a tax perspective would be a single-member LLC (SMLLC) that is disregarded for tax purposes (taxed as a sole proprietorship).The activities of this LLC would be reported directly on your individual tax return and not require a separate tax return, which minimizes your filing costs.

Your QI should know how to determine if your LLC is a disregarded entity which would allow you to do just that.

The due on sale clause can not be triggered under Federal law as long as the Land Trust and the LLC are both "disregarded entities" and you are the sole owner. 

, then the IRS allows you and your spouse to elect to file the LLC as disregarded on your personal tax return or as a partnership with a separate tax return.The second issue is that the partners can agree how to split up profits in a way that differs from their respective percentage of ownership. 

If you don't mind an hour to go 10 miles, disregard.