This allows us to own the property but keep our name and the sale price out of the public record.We then have the LLC own 100% of the beneficial interest in the trust.This way we get the anonymity of the trust but the liability protection from the LLC.Hope that helps!

My main question is with anonymity within the lease.

I also think it’s a great idea to have a PM manage the units and you remain anonymous.

@Turner Wright Hey Turner, you can request from the county to hide your name or LLC to “Current Owner”.I guess you could make the assumption that if you’re willing to go through the trouble of mailing or faxing in a form to keep yourself anonymous they’d probably not respond to cold marketing.

Some for anonymity. 

This can be useful for managing assets and/or achieving greater anonymity.

Members of the family that purchased the home say they would like to remain anonymous, but admit they’re big fans of the house’s distinctive mid-century modern architecture.

From what I know about a trust, it provided much better protection and one reason is anonymity.

Our partners on this particular project have asked to remain anonymous.

You lose anonymity but not liability protection if you do so.The savings end there.