If you are trying to do a Fannie Mae loan, you can't do with the S Corp and would have to transfer it out into your name (Fannie Mae won't lend to corporations).However, most people will advise against holding real estate long term in an S Corp due to potential tax issues.

HelloLike many people on this site I was stuck making somebody else rich in the rat race of corporate america, and I was fed up with it.

Would the best (tax efficient and easiest to do) way to file my taxes is add the income from my LLC to my 1040 Schedule E or should we file as a C-Corp or other entity?

One of those thing is to form some type of a corporation or a LLC to make you look more official and to protect yourself from legal action.  

One of those things once you have decided on niche and the market area is to form some type of corporation or a LLC.  

Property is currently leased and has 18 years left, its a chick fil a with a corporate guarantee.

Messing with the draws doesn't do anything since the income from flow through entities end up flowing through anyway.If you had a C corporation where you don't get a K1 then yes retained earnings and managing your draw does have an effect on income coming out of the entity, but then you'll also have double taxation of a corporation to deal with as well but that is another story....

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I'm sure there are other ways to handle it, but here is one:Investors form a corporation, which loans the money to you.  

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