Liability insurance does cost, but it is relatively inexpensive to get a half million $ policy when starting out.4) LLCs may also offer some anonymity, at least with your residents. 

And then secure representation and negotiate anonymously till you can get it under contract. 

Anonymity?  

Otherwise, the LLC has no legal standing, and especially if you have to go to court you'll be thrown out.I haven't done it, but I figure going through multiple States only invites additional tax filings.Usually, people look at forming a LLC in WY or DE as a "top level" holding company for the anonymity. 

Sorry to be blunt, but there is a cost of doing business.Ultimately LLC is not the best option for anonymity, but an LLC is for liability protection not anonymity.

Basically, haven't heard much about Land Trusts, but most people try to use it for anonymity...

The anonymous L.A. businessman apparently commissioned the mask as a means of supporting Israeli industry and Yvel’s 150 employees (in both Israel and the U.S.) in the midst of a pandemic that’s put many people out of work.

Focus groups can be held online and in anonymous blackboard settings.

The LLC might be anonymous but if your tax return is supoened or checked the property ownership is there for all to see.  

For best protection and anonymity I would recommend using the strategy of land trusts and listing your LLC as the beneficiary and someone else in your family preferably out of state as the trustee .