@Steve DaoAsk your cpa but Not sure why you would do this as a LLC is a disregarded entity and flows back through you anyways.

LLC is a 'disregarded entity' as far as the IRS is concerned.

If the LLC is a *disregarded* entity, and the taxes and income flow through to you, individually, then you are the taxpayer performing the transaction, and it's likely that you can combine the exchange. 

They are extremely rare and results from gross mismanagement of the member/owner that can be easily avoided.Now, if you have a personal liability attack against you (your kid is involved in a vehicle homicide for instance), an LLC in a charging order state will protect your real estate from being taken away from you.Last if you use anonymity protection with an LLC, you will avoid a lot of possible nightmare stories of harassment, threats, vandalism, libel to your home, work and social media by a disgruntled tenant.It may also protect you from frivolous lawsuits as an asset search by ambulance chaser lawyers will return nothing.To answer your questions:Yes if your LLC is disregarded for tax purpose, there will be no change to your tax return.

So don’t completely disregard what is being taught in total money makeover.

My LLC has two other small percentage owners and is structured as an S-corp as to not be viewed as a disregarded entity.

If I’m not allowed to post this please disregard.

Some other poster wrote that he could disregard the loans if his outfit was allowed to directly pay the loans off out of proceeds at closing.

It is a disregarded entity which means for tax purposes it is the same as the owner.

Some states are already disregarding the federal CDC order and proceeding with evictions.