I just love how folks cite Democracy when it suits their agenda, then utterly disregard it when it doesn't - so save the gutmensch rhetoric for the dolts.If in reality you're ultimately just advocating for comprehensive wealth redistribution then just be clear and out with it.

If your LLC's are disregarded entities, more income is more income.

Disregard the 1%, 2% rule and rest of the percentages.  

@Fayyaz BhindeTransferring the title to an LLC(Taxed as disregarded entity) will not shift the income to another taxpayer.

I don't think you should disregard the future completely, just realize there is always going to be a "better time" to enter or a potentially better deal.

On Line 2: Business Name/disregarded entity name: Write the name of subsidiary/operating LLC On Line 3: I have checked Individual/sole proprietor or single-member LLC.

etc), but in a situation where the seller is not collecting a security deposit AND is telling you it's your duty to do so, my spidey sense is tingling.IF the tenant was just placed, disregard ^^ . . . that would make a bit more sense, but still is not appropriate.

Both LLC 1 and LLC 2 are disregarded entities owned by my holding LLC.

Create one single-member Wyoming LLC (disregarded entity) to act as Trustee of the land trust, and another single-member Wyoming LLC (disregarded entity) to act as Beneficiary of the land trust.

@Ronak ShahI disregard those ratios such as the 1%, 2%, and other percentages.