I called in today, and the customer service person said to disregard, because I was now approved to discuss the loan.

I went through 6 realtors before I found one that didn’t disregard the non-negotiables.

A big chunk of expenses are coming from my mortgage which I would shoot to pay off the loan asap from other sources of income but disregarding that factor, I am curious if that is a worthwhile number on a 3 unit building.

If you are the sole member, it is a disregarded entity for tax purposes.

SECTION 8  only gives a set amount for rent and utilities based on bedrooms.Of course if you are not in actual Detroit and your are just speaking about the metro area then disregard 100% of what I just said lol

If you choose to use a LLC you need to make certain that it's not treated as a disregarded entity by the IRS.

So I totally disregarded this thread I planned on starting up.

If you have a "holding company" that is a single member LLC disregarded for income tax purposes that owns another single member LLC that is disregarded for income tax purposes, then essentially, you may as well hold the properties under your name for income tax purposes.If you have a C-Corp that is a "holding company" you may or may not fall under the "Personal Investment Company" rules for income tax purposes.As mentioned - it's best to talk to both to get the what you want from both a liability perspective and a tax/accounting perspective.

A single member LLC is considered a disregarded entity and is listed on a schedule C.  

Minimums and hold times vary widely so that’s simply a matter of comparing the various options out there.As far as return, if I were you I’d disregard that as a criteria entirely.