With and LLC can I transfer funds from the LLC to my personal account without considering it "payroll" and subject to tax since it is considered a disregarded entity?

Nice work.With that said, I wouldn't completely disregard their advise. 

As for tracking and accounting, I set up my LLCs as single member disregarded entities.

So, just as you don’t like people being taken advantage of, and trustingly wasting their money on things they could have gotten for free, I have a problem with people making a generalized statement on things (as if those things are truths) that the person hasn’t really experienced, yet they speak as if they were an authority on the subject.You are welcome to take this feedback for what it’s worth or you can disregard it and continue to state whatever you want.

Disregard the structure completely, and maybe even seek a further discount due to cost of demo/haul-away.In this scenario, I agree with Wayne.

Account ClosedIs the LLC a disregarded entity such that all the assets are still in your Social Security number? 

In the case of the DST it has been blessed by the IRS so that the trust is disregarded and investors can indeed exchange out of it at the end of the term. 

A single member LLC that does not file a tax return is disregarded by the IRS and you would still be the taxpayer until you officially added your brother as a member of the LLC and began reporting as a partnership.

I try to stay out of these discussions because I now work for Brad, so I realize my comments will be disregarded somewhat. 

Think an office building owned by the taxpayer in an LLC taxed as a disregarded entity, leased to the taxpayer's P.C. dental practice taxed as a C-Corp.