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Creating an LLC is easy and can be done yourself for very very cheap.Creating an LLC that will provide asset protection when attacked, is another ballgame.First you would need to make sure that the structure that you have chosen is adapted to your specific needs (single or multi member LLC, member managed or manager managed, which state to register, choice of registered agent, choice of anonymity options, choice of taxation status...)Then you will need a strong asset protection oriented operating agreement.

I would like professional help for the creation either from a CPA or attorney who specializes in LLC creation for real estate that can assist with proper structuring, anonymity and tax strategies etc.

The operating company takes on all of the liability that would otherwise blow back on you including: paying property management, paying contractors, collecting rent, marketing, etc.5th pillar is owning everything anonymously.

I'd probably talk to an attorney since liability protection is your number one priority along with staying anonymous when you are signing these rental agreements.If you're self-managing, you could create a separate LLC for this property management company.

They offer insight into actual rents for individual buildings, anonymized expense data for multi-fam properties (they’re affiliated with one of the largest accounting softwares for property management companies), sales data, and owner contact info, to name a few things. 

I could understand some hesitation if you are renting out a shared room in your home, however if its a dedicated rental, I don't see a problem.In our case, we are very visible on social media and via our own web site, so our street address is not difficult to find for anyone who takes 5 seconds to do an online search for our property name and city.If you really want to maintain address anonymity, you could provide cross-street into, which I have done on occasion.

Additionally, an LLC, if structured in a certain way, can provide you with anonymity that you would not have if you were to own the property in your own name. 

Usually the LLC will be the beneficiary of the trust that you deeded your property into but that is a little more complicated but does afford you anonymity. 

The thing that makes BP so great is that you can get unfiltered advice and usually from people that, besides a picture, are anonymous strangers.