If you own the LLC outright, you might decide to treat it as a disregarded entity.

However, there are some exceptions to this requirement such as a fully revocable living trust, a single member limited liability company that is considered to be a disregarded entity, beneficial interests in a land trust, and a Delaware Statutory Trust.

@David D'Ambrosio,  You're absolutely right on the disregarded entity.  

That is practicing law from the bench, intermingling the branches of government and that act in itself is unconstitutional.President Judge also disregarded the constitutional challenge and proceeded to schedule the Summary Appeal Costs hearing for June 10, 2019, then rescheduled it again for July 15, 2019.

You have one main C-corp, and all the other LLCs are disregarded entities.  

All of the operating LLCs that hold the property(ies) are wholly-owned by the holding company and are disregarded entities for tax purposes.

An LLC is a disregarded entity which means it would not change how your tax return is prepared.If it is economical, I recommend using a land trust and LLC; although it typically is not really needed.I use an LLC for every property although it is very cheap for me to do so.There is a thread here on questions to ask your accountant.Avoid giving guru's money.

then ...I think the strategy is plausible ...what would the judge possibly come up to disregard the liens ?

The items I found and charged them for fell within them disregarding the care of my home.

People that blindly follow Dave Ramsey get this concept wrong all of the time.Honestly, disregarding whether you use cash or financing on Option A or Option B, from a number perspective, it sounds like Option B is the better deal.