Are there parts of a ad that give you hints that it's a potential deal? 

@Michael WilliamsIt doesn't work like that - If you want to attract 'investors', you need the LLC before anything else.The investors want some comfort and be members of an LLC(or any other entity).Your profile hints that you only have 1 property.

Stop trying to be the technical authority, without understanding the question and situation.You did not take my hint about being useful. 

A helpful hint as to understanding basic accounting will be to study "T Accounts" and double entry accounting, it isn't hard.

Today you are going to get some really important “behind-the-scenes” information on how a bank examines your tax returns. Often we submit our application for a conventional loan to a bank, someone tells us that it’s ...

Hint, FICO score is not the critical factor.

The "expected rent" is really just a hint at the profitability (or lack thereof) of any rental property.

Most of the other stuff on the inspection report isn't that big of a deal.... a lot of residential inspectors will flag a million things like this, and it is hard to sift through to find the meaningful repairs that costs thousands or tens of thousands versus a humidifier not working (hint... none of them do). 

But if i plan to acquire large commercial multi family assets and hold them for cash flow for a long period of time and don't want anyone to ever have even a clue or hint of a trial to follow, then how to I go about taking title and getting financing directly to my trust.PS The insurance could also get confusing in terms of minimizing paper trail because I would not want my name and the trust name on that because that would be an easily attainable direct link - effectively exposing my trust and providing a paper trail.I want to be will hidden and protected in assets of this size, and maybe if I build singificant wealth, continue to drive my '95 suburban, and have everything hidden, lawyers will move on to easier prey.

although Dave Meyer seems to be hinting at that for you.