SMLLC management company owned by you taxed as a disregarded entity manages rentals wholly owned by you in a SMLLC or directly?

This is especially true if it is a single-member LLC because the IRS will disregard the entity, unless it elects to be treated as a corporation. 

It's important you consider the tax effects of not having a separate pass-through entity (i.e. a disregarded LLC) given the new tax law.Ryan Ragano, CPA

I would be starting the LLC as a disregarded entity and reporting my profit/loss on a Schedule C. 

Because at least umbrella insurance will always cover you, but an llc can be disregarded.

Thank you, MergimIn spite of great advice, here....Honestly, RE this issue- consult with an attorney and disregard all other advice.

Transferring title to an LLC does actually transfer ownership to the LLC.I'm not a CPA, and this is not tax advice, but it may be prudent to have an LLC (taxed as an S-Corp) to help with the active income and have an LLC (treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes) be the one that holds title to the properties. 

If you are past that, please disregard and move on.

Your complete ignorance of and disregard for the basic rules of economics, supply and demand are certain to lead to the utopian vision of overly abundant housing our state so desperately needs.

Disregard of legal formalities.17.