We can sell it on the secondary market as a FNMA loan using FNMA forms/guidelines and 100% disregarding our own forms/guidelines, even if our underwriters don't like being out of their comfort zone, which is why the yelling works.

I’ve had three properties, with two separate disregarded LLC’s, roll to two properties using a completely different, disregarded, LLC.

For tax purposes, a single member LLC is disregarded, so there are no tax advantages by using that type of entity vs running a business under your own name without an LLC. 

I assumed that you and your spouse own the property together and you file income taxes jointly, and that the LLC is a disregarded entity (essentially, the IRS sees a “disregarded entity” as not separate from its owner(s) for tax purposes, even though it might be legally separate from the owner(s).

Hello - I did a 1031 exchange of my single family rental property (the Title was under my personal name) to a multi-family property a couple of years ago and the multi-family property was Titled under a single member LLC (disregarded entity) where my spouse and I are the only members (and hence the P&L would come under our personal tax return) but now we would like to move it under a new partnership LLC which is partly owned by us with the goal of asset protection, reducing liability and consolidation.

I am a Philadelphia investor, and need to add my LLC as a disregarded entity to my tax ID.

@Michael Terry if you are the only member of the LLC then it is a "Disregarded Entity" in the IRS' eyes. in other words any income to the LLC is considered your own income. 

It all still gets reported on your own tax return since it would be a disregarded entity.

If you look and act way beyond your age then disregard what I just said. 

He is not one to disregard on this site.