First, is the LLC a disregarded entity for tax purposes (i.e. is there only one partner in the LLC or is there multiple partners?)?

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When people disregard the original question and then provide irrelevant critical feedback that's based on assumptions rather than facts, that's neither business-like nor is it professional.I'm new to BiggerPockets, but I'm certainly not new to real estate and this post was an extremely education experience.

So if a seller says last minute hey my guy has no license and instructs title not to pay the agent the escrow company can disregard the broker demand but I will bet 50 cents that if that was the case the title co. would hold the funds until the parties reached a resolution or if no resolution was made would interplead the funds.

Every asset class has its ups and down, but if you put all your eggs in one basket and disregard the federal incentives to invest in your 401k......Also, according to the IRS:If a 401(k) plan provides for hardship distributions, it must provide the specific criteria used to make the determination of hardship.

Flaw #2 - you disregard IRR.

Sometimes what we think is important at a certain age becomes disregarded later in life.

He goes on to say a sellers proforma "should for the most part be disregarded.

In the majority of cases, deeding a property to your single member LLC is a disregarded transfer and you're exempt from the above requirements, but it's always a good idea to check first.

Plus, many personal and household budgets are disregarding the huge increases in cost of living on the horizon.Another skeleton is a couple of months ago; the US government released a report showing the number of people in the workforce is equal to that of 1992.How many people are now working for less than they were in 2006?