My tenant has disregarded my demand to stop vacation renting, but agreed to "move out" in 45 days.

It's passed through personally as a K1 so technically my LLCs are Partnerships and not disregarded entity.  

If they are SMLLC's they are disregarded entities(unless you elected C-Corp) and would all be reported on your individual tax return.

You can disregard this post.

If the LLC has only one member it is considered a "disregarded entity" and the member files a Schedule C with a personal federal income tax return.

A single-member LLC is a disregarded entity, so it's cake to structure that way.

@Charlie McVanIf it's a single member LLC, as a default it will be a disregarded entity for tax purposes and you'll report the rental property operations on your own return.

But then it wouldn’t be a disregarded entity… Adding to my confusion is Kentucky’s Community Property Trust Act of 2020.Tried calling the IRS for clarification and talked with several accountants who said they didn’t know.

Let's discuss a few points:Tax Treatment of LLCs:An LLC can be taxed as a disregarded entity (reported on Schedule C of your personal tax return), a partnership, an S corporation, or a C corporation.

Maybe I should not have elected to be treated as disregarded entity and just dealt with the 1065?