This has a lot of administrative overhead, the LLCs being disregarded entities may pierce the corporate veil.

It is called piercing the corporate veil, and is honestly, not that hard to do by good attorneys.  

Quote from @Pierce Commerford: Hi, I am a new real estate investor that gets alot of value from Bigger Pockets.

The general sentiment that I see on forums is that they have to accept whatever path or outcome that a GP chooses, which is not correct if the majority of LPs are with you. when I worked for syndicator in the 80s thats what happened to them LPs revolted and kicked them out as Gps and took over.. of course this did not solve the issue just prolonged the agony and the attorney they hired milked it big time.. a few years later after capital calls etc all was lost anyway.

I could care less whether a person has disabilities or not, what their race, gender, sexual preference, religion, or political affiliation is, or how many tattoos or piercings they have, etc. 

Quote from @Mariah Pierce: Any females still looking for a roommate?

You may have to pay off the whole mortgage if the due on sale clause is exercised.No need to move in an LLC if it has a big mortgage and insurance.An LLC can also give you a false sense of security that can easily be pierced with a decent attorney.Just have correct insurance and properly maintain your property.

Concentrate the agony instead of spreading it around.

If it is liability protection...how hard do you think it will be to pierce the LLC if the LLC owns the property, but the loan is in your personal name?

Quote from @Pierce Meyer: Quote from @Melissa Nash: Quote from @Bryan Hartlen: We're in the process of moving at least one of our SFR units to a new PM.