disregard the last post, i didn't know it took time to get verified. 

However, if $1400 is already uncomfortable for you and you have a barrel of money ready to move forward then disregard the former. 

By charging them a total of a $500 pet deposit may bring about feelings of animosity and may lead to a disregard for the upkeep of your property.

That being said, I can state without a doubt that some states have held a single member LLC to be a disregarded entity in the case of lawsuits.

If you are using PM disregard^^^

I know that many investors consider appreciation a crap shoot and disregard it completely. 

I'm not an attorney nor do I offer legal advice, but FWIW you can set up an LLC and then elect to have it taxed as an S Corp, C Corp, disregarded entity, etc.

Then if he ok's it, put your offer in.If you are just putting in offers and then constantly backing out, eventually, the agents in town are going to start advising the asset managers to disregard your offers.

I'm hoping the answer to this question isn't to go through the list and mls and remove all listed properties.Is this something I shouldn't worry about since it's unavoidable or should I put something in my mailer that states something like "if you are already listed with an agent, please disregard"?

@Patrick NuciforoIn general, assuming that you have not elected to be taxed as a corporation, and you are the sole owner of the LLC, the entity is disregarded as an entity separate from you.