If say real property was held by and used in a trade or business was commercial property titled in and used by the business (disregarded LLC reported on a Form 1040), and you wanted to reinvest in replacement property consisting one or more residential properties (SFR, multi-family, etc) in that disregarded LLC or even in the single member’s name, that would be permissible because they are the same taxpayer.  

He disregarded my requests and the deadline.  

I have a disregarded entity LLC for passive income, can I use this LLC to run my Airbnb in Charleston? 

Simple. **** NOT legal advice just sharing experiences and stories of observations**** @James Hamling “disregarded” does not mean that the entity and its protections are disregarded with then having personal responsibility.  

If your investing horizon is one year or less, and care only about dividend yields and disregard relative risk, you should buy stock. 

Ok I am a moron please disregard above post.

@Jim Young Disregarding the opinion of the roofer on taxes, I would go back to him and ask what are the pros and cons (including the costs) of replacing half versus the entire roof, or better yet ask another roofer who's expert on the roof, not the taxes. 

Disregard most of what I said.

The IRS treats a single member LLCs as a disregarded entities. 

Quit claim deed can nullify the title insurance policy that you paid for at closing in many instances (I'm making an assumption that you paid for title insurance, if not then disregard my comment about it).Warranty deed (most ideal) or grant deed (still good) is the way to go.If you're going to be doing a cash out refi, in order to pull most of your money back out of the property, do this prior to transferring it into the LLC.