@Aaron Klatt Single member LLCs are disregarded entities for federal purposes and do not require a separate federal return. 

It makes you cynical - it's part of the job of being a cop.Not saying to totally disregard what the police says, but to dig deeper than what they tell you.

Also, don’t disregard groups like BNI.

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.

You are better off advertising to allow small pets, than accepting someone who disregarded your advertisement.

A single-member LLC is disregarded for tax purposes and is therefore the same as you for taxes.I was simply mentioning logistical difficulty of buying under a brand new LLC: getting financing, insurance and title.

It was just one of those bullet points that always seemed to have disregarded or vaguely brushed on.  

He is disregarding his upcoming retirement and a 1031 deadline.

(Assuming you're experienced enough and comfortable investing outside of California) Earthquake insurance is very cost-prohibitive and deductibles are usually 25%, so let's disregard property insurance.