Low bar but some anonymity.

However, I assume it is a platform where you along with other investors pool money together to acquire/invest in real estate.More likely than not - You and the other investors will be limited partners in a limited partnership or non-managing members in an LLC.If this is the case - Would an LLC investing in an LLC/LP provide you more liability protection/anonymity than if you personally invested in the LLC/LP.From a tax perspective - the single member LLC will be disregarded and the income from real crowd/crowd street will be reported on schedule E.

Trust to provide anonymity and an LLC for liability,  otherwise in my opinion a  good umbrella policy would do the trick. 

The transfer to the land trust avoids the due on sale clause and provides anonymity.

I only spend whatever it cost to be on BP  :)  I know I am not the average consumer.. but I would not even for a minute consider doing business with anyone on Facebook or and I don't have tweeting or any of the other stuff.. to anonymous and to many social scammers.. not worth it to me..  

At this point, I’m craving two things, passivity and anonymity.

I contacted her lawyer and the loan servicer  The lawyer says “Please note that Ms. anonymous  filed a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy with our firm in 2012 and it was Discharged in 2013.

you also never talked about anonymity. 

But we obviously can't do that with a trust as anonymity is the whole point.

@Jason Hartman do you have a data set that can show the actual performance of the turnkeys you have sold over time - thinking here that perhaps there could be an anonymized  data set of performance data that could then be smoothed over enough properties to take out all the wacky outliers and show actual, real performance vs predicted.