An LLC is established by state statute, for federal taxes you'll be treated as a disregarded entity (if you're the sole member) or if you have multiple members you'd be treated as a partnership, or you can elect S or C corp treatment. 

A single member LLC is a disregarded entity for federal tax purposes but will still require a filing in CA. 

Please disregard trying to post this in a local forum.

It is disregarded for the tax purpose.  

If further disregard is shown for following the law a suit can be brought against the individual.

Do you still need a different subscription for disregarded entities?

Should I elect something other than the default disregarded entity? 

or a disregarded entity?

@Greg SmithAssuming you are the sole owner of the LLC, the IRS sees this as a "disregarded entity" - meaning it basically still sees it as a sole proprietor.

Regardless of how many single-member LLCs treated as disregarded entities you have, each separate rental property has its own Schedule E entry (they are not lumped all together into one property).