I do not give the code or address out early, for the same reasons others have mentioned.  

One idea is to make your next property your new primary residence that way, you could potentially get a better interest rate and keep your current home as a rental.Also, a big advantage of real estate is its tax efficiency.

Then you can likely complete the renovations quickly, efficiently and on budget.

Note the address, reach out, and express your interest.Use a direct marketing campaignCraft a personalized direct marketing campaign to reach potential sellers.

Building a scalable real estate business requires developing a foundation that can grow efficiently without exponentially increasing operational costs.

If the renovation is considered a repair—addressing the water leak without substantially improving or upgrading the bathroom—you could potentially deduct it in full for 2023, reducing your taxable income immediately.

It's a risk you run on the anonymity side, however, if someone looks up the address now, do they not see your name?

Pretty sure there's no laws that address this.

Due to my background in consumer lending, I am highly skeptical of paystubs and other address verification due to the widely available websites that are out there to generate forms relatively easily... so I like to verify the information by contacting the listed employer using their listed number on Google to avoid possibly calling a friend etc. 

Owning the property outright allowed him to address those costs comfortably and even negotiate a better deal on materials since he wasn’t rushing to meet a lenders timeline.Given that you want to learn and scale gradually, cash is a safer way to build your confidnece and investment foundation.