If they're disregarded entities, e.g.

In other words, if your Association chooses/chose to continually ignore their own bylaws or allow regular disregard for the bylaws, it wouldn't be difficult for your lawyer to essentially render that portion of the bylaws moot in a court of law. 

Some appraisal districts have gone completely off their rockers and decided to do whatever they please disregarding what the property is worth and what it can be actually sold for. 

If you told the IRS you were a sole proprietor then you file the LLC income as a disregarded entity for tax purposes on Form 1040 Schedule E.

I was just reading some stats and they provided this chart:Age 0-10yrs 5% of monthly income 10-25yrs 10% of monthly income 25+ 15-25% of monthly incomeI would totally disregard anything you read from that source.

Then, the $500 million would've turned into about $9.4 billion today:   ---  $5.3 billion more than Forbes estimates   ---   $700 million more than Donald Trump claimsNote:  this disregards any additional contributions through a variety of sources like "working".

Lots of ink (sic) has been spilled on this subject, and he is missing/disregarding significant information in his analysis. 

@Anthony Petrarca, Your accountant is so wrong :) First of all, as @Stanley Bronstein said, the 1031 is a federal statute and everything hinges on the tax return that your LLC files or if it is a disregarded entity, your own return. 

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@Lynn Maher  I would suggest to disregard starting bid amount.It's not relevant.You should calculate what is the highest and best you willing to pay for this property.Depends on with county the auction located, another factor to take into consideration if the bid is PROXY or highest & best.