From a tax perspective, the LLC will be disregarded on your return until you bring a partner in, then it becomes a 1065.

Please don't give up.I would advise reaching out to landlords on Facebook marketplace, and telling them you would like to buy their house if they are tired of tenants.. something like that.I would also keep my eye on the market and not disregard 600k+ properties.

If entities are disregarded, you can keep up with more than 1 in a single QBO account using the location/business feature to keep track of them separately.

But for some it works to disregard people when they say no.

Gross negligence is typically defined as conduct showing extreme indifference or a reckless disregard for someone's safety or propertyGood luck determining whether the PM's act rises to gross Wilful Misconduct/Gross Negligence. 

What is the basis of having attorneys and brokers if you disregard the advice of everyone posting.

Disregard my 16 years of investing and property management experience because I may not have been able to tell how bad Frayser was when I drove through it and was researching the area. 

LLC are state entities and are disregarded by the IRS.

I would NEVER consider renting out a large family home that is generally occupied by owners......not renters as you WILL BE disappoint on the care of you home.If on the other hand this is a one year trial and you do plan on moving back to it in a year then disregard my advice.

I will not disregard any niche though because I would like to have some versatility in my investment strategies.