LLC does not file a return since it is disregarded entity.  

-S Corps are less attractive now over disregarded entities/sole proprietorships and partnerships because of the 20% QBID. 

Is it because the entirety of the additional balance of the refinance is going towards a qualified primary residence (or secondary home) and it's secured by the previous residence (the one that was refinanced with a new loan), you disregard the nature of the duplex (mixed use, one part primary other rental) and solely focus on how the proceeds of the refinance amount above the initial acquisition cost are applied? 

Each one of them should have known better and they all acted with disregard for the law to earn a profit.

Sorry- please disregard last typo!

Depending on your track record, such amounts may be totally disregarded and be more of a concern as to the potential liabilities.

Or just go do your thing and disregard the bureacrats that stiffle productivity, growth, and achievement by attacking the free market with their rules and regs that always have unintended consequences negative to the original intent (this particular rant is put in only for the benefit of Financexaminer !).

You should not have to go to BP for basic support like this.A single member LLC is disregarded for tax purposes, so no return is required.A 990-T does not apply to passive rental income.  

I see that you conveniently disregarded that I mentioned I got seller financing on that deal and didn't bother to even consider what that might look like.

***Please disregard if you do not do business in CA***Came across this post the other day and thought the BP community could benefit.