CA's Secretary of State forms list the name and address of either a manager or member, so unless you're hiring a third party to serve as manager of your LLC, anonymity is very hard to achieve once filing publicly in CA.As to the probate part, you're right that going through a court probate is a huge hassle, including being expensive and time consuming. 

If interested send me a DM for time and address. 

The one issue for most first-time buyers is that these properties will often end up needing to be rehabbed. 

Example: https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/real-estate-vs-...The problem is that these articles typically address averages.

Not sure about Georgia, but in Washington we have a revised code that addresses this.

I would invest in ugly houses that need lots of rehab work to build the equity and refi spreads needed to offset the work and preserve most/all of my initial capital.

Their offering Turnkey section 8 rentals that they've purchased, rehabed, qualify for Section 8, get it leased, and then manage it for you.

Try Rent Caps- he used to manage my partners units in Gary and did the rehab. 

They basically are requesting private lending for their rehabs, say 35k, with a promise of a 60% roi in ~50 days with a committed buyer the ARV.

I would leverage your index funds if possible to use for a 90% purchase price / 100% rehab loan from Kiavi.