If you don’t know what to ask, read here.Your willingness to do business anonymously is an invitation to getting scammed.

This creates anonymity, asset protection, and streamlines your taxes through just the LLC itself.

@John ConwayAs mentioned above, Florida has unlimited homestead protection (up to 1/2 acres in urban area and more in the countryside).So you would need to keep it under your name for asset protection.For anonymity you can use a Florida land trust as title holding tool.

That probably kills your anonymity and protection for most good attorneys.

Lastly, you may decide to form the entity anonymously so that your names don't appear in public records. 

While an LLC gives you a small amount of anonymity, anyone can look up the original LLC documents online and see who the owner is.

A new law set to stymie anonymous investments (LLCs) in real estate has industry groups and attorneys worried that the change will chill market activity and unduly burden buyershttps://commercialobserver.com...

The anonymity of what you own is more important IMO.

We offer monetary rewards for singling out the issues anonymously .Then we mail a letter to the residents including the ones in buildings we don’t own.

Sorry about the liability.Look If you own it then the legal aspect doesn’t matter as far as selling or buying I’d rather remain anonymous and in business sometimes  you don’t want to draw attention to yourself  or open yourself up to be litigated against