The LLC will give you anonymity you will most likely be a pass-thru anyway for tax purposes.In the case of litigation any lawyer worth a dime will be able to break down the barrier of your LLC and you personally. 

How could you maintain some anonymity in this scenario?

Now if you know that drug dealing is going on for sure, make an anonymous phone call to the police a few times and eventually they will connect the dots, if he is a big fish, if not do what Mike suggested in a round about way.

However; what's the point of going through that trouble if it's easy to pierce the anonymity of that legal device in GA?

Sometimes you just want to be anonymous and the name isn't important.All things being equal, I would pick a short name because signing your name as member so and so LLC get very tiring when you have to use it on 5 or 6 different places on a contract.

It's always been two steps forward, one step back for my wife and I, but steadily we move forward.Don't make the mistake of reading these internet posts where anonymous people make real estate investing sound like cake.

Pace Morby says to go thru Wyoming for the most anonymity, starting w/ a holding co.

An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

My arguments are: it's redundant (good liability insurance is CYA enough), you don't have the benefits of anonymity anyway after your little QCD broadcasts your intent to the world, they are harder to finance and insure, and they are a pain tax-wise.  

There are way too many scammers out there and it's almost impossible to anonymously identify the crooks.