Today both units are STR booked virtually 100% and the rent is ~$15k/month total. 

Currently in Colorado but working Northern Worcester County virtually through some of my contacts there. 

As others have said yes you are overthinking this, if the property isn't going to be held in the LLC then it probably isn't worth the cost of the LLC and the tenant could still look you up, if you wanted a little more privacy from public records you could put the property in the name of a trust and get a PO box or other virtual mailbox that the county would send your property tax bill to. 

Both sets of tenants still are living there.I have a large dog (lab that is over 100 lbs) and have had in the past Goldens and a King Shepherd (150 lbs of virtually no fat).  

It sounds similar to what Virtual Staging Solutions has created for the staging industry...They charge per Project to 'virtually stage' a property. 

Drexel Hill are virtually the same. 

You can invest in property as a real estate agent in virtually the same way everyone else does.

It is a duplex, built in 1900, with virtually NO updates since.

Virtually all are in communities of 4-10 thousand people. 

Virtually anyone can represent you now in TexasHopefully they will just leave and you can move forward