This is not legal advise, but rather my general opinion.John“Disregard this solicitation if you have already engaged a lawyer in connection with the legal matter referred to in this solicitation.

The collections are not disregarded in determining your credit score. 

Your "other LLC" would not have to file its own tax return either way (whether owned directly by you or through your S corp) because it's disregarded, assuming that this Maryland LLC only invests in Maryland real estate.

Please Disregard this post. 

Learn how to analyze deals and what YOUR requirements are then apply the underwriting, disregard the comments of those who have conflict of interest.

The thing here is non-qualified use is only disregarded after qualifying use as long as you still qualify for the section 121 exclusion.

@Jason DiClemente Assuming the LLC is treated as a disregarded entity or a partnership for income tax purposes, then this transfer should be income tax-free under Section 721. 

If the LLC is owned by an individual or married couple, the IRS considers it a disregarded entity - meaning there are no federal filing requirements.

The type of trust is a Delaware Statutory trust, which is disregarded as an entity (similar to a single person LLC) in regard to the IRS.

Hard to read what exactly you are asking.If you are the only member of the LLC it is disregarded for tax.