Edit: Disregard.

Then those LLC's are themselves owned by a parent LLC for which I file taxes, as the others are considered "disregarded entities" for tax purposes.

If it’s a disregarded llc it shouldn’t matter, it’s the tax payer has to be the same.

I find it wildly insulting the level of disdain and disregard expressed for a veteran more or less one in a state that requires a service animal.  

Is there anything legally I can do as the customer/should do for this blatant disregard for workplace policies and respect toward personal property?

BP Forum,I’m purchasing a SFR property at an all-cash foreclosure auction through an LLC (single member, disregarded entity) with the intent of transferring this property to myself for use as a primary residence, and working to determine what type of financing solutions post-auction will be possible and most advantageous for cashing out/recouping cash while providing longer-term financing for the property.Below is a deal overview, goals for financing the property and pulling out/recouping cash from the initial all-cash purchase, contemplated scenarios, and questions I’m seeking answers to for this situation.

But if you threaten to report him to the Pennsylvania DOS for the reason that he flagrantly disregarded section xyz of whatever code they have to follow, you might get a quick concession.

I am purchasing it through my TN registered LLC, which is a disregarded entity.

99% of llc’s are disregarded.

Disregard anyone who says $100/month cash flow is all you need.