Your language skills alone make me disregard this post.

Originally posted by @Brandon Sturgill:@Dan Oliver That's a direct conflict of your fiduciary responsibility...the whole point of being a licensee...so you disregard the best interest of the individual you are seeking to acquire a property from...I have issue with that.Do you perform a CMA for all the folks you acquire wholesale properties from...or do you attempt to get the best price so you can profit...are you listing these on MLS...are you taking title?... 

This actually pertains to an unexpected flip.Generally; if an investor meets real estate professional requirements and has multiple rentals in single member LLCs, taxed as disregarded entities and has no W2 income, no S Corp, just LLCs1. and then a property is bought & added within a LLC that has rentals in it already with the intention to hold it as a rental, BUT after rehabbing, it’s decided to flip the property instead . . .

As a landlord you should never disregard the reason. 

dont know about your state but most realtors that market expireds will have a disclsoure at the bottom that says." if your house is currently listed please disregard this solicitation"  I think for sure you could have an ethics violation if he wanted to turn you into the board. also why would you buy a house thats only worth 310k and probably really is not.. for 275 to 290k unless your buyhing listings ?? 

Applicant: Please disregard, I see in the ad you require renter's insuranceI'm seriously thinking that tenants are aware of this thread and are happy to contribute!

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.

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

The only thing I found important but had to disregard so far for my property locations is school ratings.

An LLC can be treated as a disregarded entity and taxed as a sole proprietorship.