@Gary JohnsonSome anonymous neighborhood rating is far less important to me than my understanding of a particular area, the particular street the property is on, the neighbors, the curb appeal.

I would ask my insurance company to take care of it and keep me posted but anonymous and uninvolved.

Reason I am creating this structure so, in case of any happening, my assets are protected.Also keeping anonymity so my name doesn't shows on legal entity and use these entities for taxes. 

I started out anonymously managing my own properties.

To my knowledge New Mexico and maybe a few other states allow full anonymous LLCs.

Some anonymously.  

"With anonymity comes impunity, and, for vulnerable tenants, skyrocketing numbers of evictions." 

After some research, they are trusts and keep anonymity so you won’t know who owns them.Did I understand that correctly?

LLC's offer some benefits such as asset protection and anonymity but if you don't structure them correctly, it can all fall back on to you.

You don't trust others on the internet but you want to remain completely anonymous and expect these other potential internet partners to trust you?