So far she has disregarded several things in the lease, but at least she is paying rent on time. 

single member LLC's are disregarded entities for federal income tax purposes, the the above is not accurate.

My old boss, and the two other investors I know, use disregarded llc's for their property(they dont have similar LP's, just use the llc's as pass throughs to their personal return).

In doing so, the court described Credit Suisse’s $375 million loan to Yellowstone as “overreaching and predatory.†“The naked greed in this case, combined with Credit Suisse’s complete disregard for the debtors or any other person or entity who was subordinated to Credit Suisse’s first-lien position, shocks the conscience of this court,†Judge Ralph Kirscher wrote in Wednesday’s interim decision.

Hi @Joel Owens, Yes, it is possible as long as the purchase of the LLC results in the taxpayer acquiring 100% of the LLC so that it becomes and remains a single member LLC so that it is treated as a pass-thru entity and a disregarded entity. 

Another issue with zero interest is in a refinance where a lender may impute interest to compute your loan to value, they disregard the additional pay down much the same way they take out fair market rents in a lease-purchase deal.

A potential buyer is going largely disregard whatever information you provide and do their own analysis.  

Due to the fact that there were no assets, the cab was not run like a true business, it was not capitalized etc....just a shell entity for liability management, it was disregarded and all were opened up allowing access directly to the owner.

A SMLLC taxed as a disregarded entity is a common structure.

sorry bout last post I was doing one of my p and ls and it somehow got stuck on the post LOL disregard no one makes 31.35% return .9% Is a normal interest rate.. but remember many people buy redemption rights and when you own them and you also buy the property you can clear the title much quicker than 12 months.what these guys do is buy the rights then try to sell them to you so your not hung out for 12 months. its rare that anyone buys redemption rights for the sole purpose of redeeming.. reason is there are usually junior liens that have been wiped out and if you redeem that re attach.talk a  good title companies title officer they will explain it.. but if you are a attorney state talk to one of those guys. and disregard my previous post  sorry bout that.