You will want to involved an attorney who is experienced with these types of structures, as they can even introduce anonymity into the process by signing the public documents as a "nominee trustee," as described in this article.

The same anonymity can actually be granted to an LLC through the use of an Agent Trust in much the same way - but this is probably more work than you may need to invest since you are only working with a single property.A major reason people decide to use the Land Trust is actually for financing reasons, not necessarily for asset protection.

Details are good and I love remaining anonymous and am very loyal to my people.Anyway- in order of importance to you, Chris, what is the most important to you? 

This  does not trigger the same flags with traditional lenders, and when established correctly can keep your name anonymous from public records. 

Ask questions in your for rent ad they must answer before getting an anonymous email response from you. 

Another benefit of this is that you can establish the Land Trust with an attorney so that you can keep your personal name off the public record, creating some anonymity from prying eyes.There are many people who rely on insurance, which is definitely the first step I would recommend anyone take in real estate investing.

He's a 10-pound brain on the subject.It's true that your LLC does not keep you completely anonymous.

Finally, with the use of Trusts while establishing these structures you can add a level of anonymity by removing your name from public record.

Etc.Then there are additional structures that can be implemented to create anonymity regarding the public record for those filings.

Finally, with the use of Trusts while establishing these structures you can add a level of anonymity by removing your name from public record.I can't give you the "ultimate" answer for your questions, as the answer is different for each investor.