From a tax perspective, assuming you are the sole owner and the LLC is disregarded, you and the LLC are one and the same.

I've read the Sched E instr form and seems that it's somewhat vague....additionally, I tried in the past to claim mileage, vehicle, etc but IRS disregarded it (without reason).  

The plan is for the LLC to remain a 'disregarded entity' and the income to flow into the 1040, and to pay the self employment taxes.I got a call from a junior guy at Equity Trust after I had submitted paperwork in which he said that 1099 income is not considered eligible for solo 401k contributions, but W-2 is.  

These LLCs being disregarded for federal tax purposes won't require any filing (but you may in some state have some state filing).Create a holding LLC that will be the single member of all these LLCs.

Meiers (assessor valuation disregarded in favor of estimated building replacement costs)During 1977, petitioners purchased for investment purposes two condominium properties known as the Via Serena property and the Calle Sonora property.

What I would suggest, and is something that my company does with some of its mailers, is to include verbiage at the bottom of a letter or postcard that says something to the effect of "If your home is already listed or you are working with a Realtor, please disregard."

While I am not disregarding his suggestion due to his extensive REI experience and familiarization with the North Carolina market, I do believe Mr.

I even had a bank tell me recently that they prefer (and can give better terms) to deal with an LLC because they don't have the same regulatory compliance issues as when dealing with an individual.The interest deduction for taxes is not threatened when transferring property to an LLC, as the LLC is essentially disregarded for tax purposes, and the LLC's financial results typically just flow onto your personal return.

If you plan to only engage as a landlord I recommend keeping the LLC taxed as a disregarded entity.

Picking one quote out of the air and disregarding the rest...is...well..an "interesting" strategic decision...Too many people hear "10X your goal!"