Incorrect.

However, while the owners can remain anonymous, the names and addresses of the managers must be submitted to the state, although this information is not publicly accessible.At this point I’m not certain if I did something incorrectly in the LLC setup, or if the information not being publicly accessible is a falsehood.

@Sonu Sundar your VERY incorrect. 

So that asseumption was incorrect.

NONE of these "ands" is a guarantee so it mathematically is incorrect to call it a numbers game.it is NOT a numbers game.The harsh reality of the matter is you need to think, and stop accepting opinions from others just because you want them to be true.

@Orlando Glez-JorgePlenty of lenders will lend on this - if you go to Facebook and search for lenders with 100% financing with financing spelled incorrectly, they say they lend at 3% and loan amounts from $5,000 - $50,000,000These lenders will approve you all day long, then have you send them $5,000 upfront.

To put it as straightforward as possible those are the incorrect questions to be asking if you want to be a savvy investor.

First off, consult an attorney.I think Jonathan may be incorrect as ESA are protected in Los Angeles (maybe not in NJ).

that was 7 years ago though and inventory is much tighter now.yes on auctions - you often have to buy with incomplete or incorrect information, and so just very tough to do as your first or second deal.it sounds like you're doing some of the right things in terms of starting to build a network, but it's just very tough to act when you need to when you're out of state. 

Maybe my understanding of the situation is incorrect, and if so I will gladly stand corrected.