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

Otherwise, you'd have every bank account for each LLC with funds flowing in and out, and tougher to consolidate your funds.The mgt LLC is useful if you have a "mess of llc's" or perhaps you are trying to create a brand, or provide a pseudo layer of anonymity...So what are you looking for? 

I'm not sure how they're getting by the new rule but maybe reaching out and ask anonymously before making any decisions.  

And that could blow back on me as the new owner, in unforeseen ways.At the risk of sounding paranoid, all it takes is one person to say "Gee, it'd be a shame if an anonymous tipster told the county about your non-permitted work, why don't you let us take this headache property off your hands? 

he has other related videos on asset protection and anonymity, including tax tips.

The WY LLC has strong charging order protection and anonymity, while each individual LLC insulate each property from each other.When dealing with flips, each property also would also be in its own LLC for asset protection, but for tax issue, as it become an active business, you would want to have them under a separate holding that would probably be taxed as an S-Corp.These are the general guidelines.

Between that and a PO box for LLC mail, I have total anonymity and it would take some work to find out whom actually controls the LLC.

Storrey Lake for instance would be a well positioned community close to the parks with reasonable owner anonymity that offers many turn key resale opportunities.  

And very few STR landlords are doing a good job managing their properties, so issues are rampant.On the up side, hotels have created this problem by going for higher-end properties in huge anonymous towers.

When you get a lot of them, then put all LLC's in an anonymous LLC or trust.