I am about to close on my 10th property and in advance of that I have used Anderson advisers to get my entity structure set up for asset protection and anonymity which includes having each property in a land trust and a separate LLC for each property.

This would give you the benefit of anonymity and asset protection.

LLC needs to be in the state your doing business in.If your looking for anonymity you want a holding company LLC in Delaware, Nevada, New Mexico, or Wyoming then that LLC is the owner of the LLC your doing the business in your state with.

It's  what the real costs at the end of it-- exposure, anonymity, etc.

Too many gurus push this without any justification.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

The fifth pillar is owning everything anonymously.

Since these disclosures are private, and not part of the public record, it does not violate the anonymity you’re seeking.I would recommend having a good insurance policy AND the LLC.

It all comes down to how much one is willing to risk and how anonymous they want to be, how much info they want to share with the public and how easily It can be accessed.

Here's my generic LLC advice:An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

My goal is to protect assets, minimize liability and the threat of litigation and become anonymous/less visible individually without creating a structure that is a nightmare to manage from an accounting, bookkeeping and legal perspective.I have certainly thought about one or more LLC's in Delaware, a Wyoming cocktail(this name may be incorrect), a C corp., etc.