Ideally, you can create a WY holding LLC that will offer you charging order protection and anonymity. 

@Shane Pearlman "Flip for income, Hold for wealth"- Anonymous

Not an attorney, so can't comment on how the LLC protection veil may be pierced.Can tell you that the best protection an LLC gives a rental property owner is some anonymity.

This does not defeat lawsuits, does not achieve full anonymity, etc.

Myself, including others on bigger pockets, have lots of experience, and own multiple properties.Similar to alcohol anonymous (AA), you first need to have acceptance and own up to what happened in past.

., but having it nested in a state with good anonymity provision is a great way to keep you from getting a lawsuit to begin with (because they don't know who to file against).

I'm using disregarded LLCs to anonymize the owner of my rental properties.

They are usually more for anonymity and or estate planning.what kind of trust is it?  

So, here are some benefits of having an LLC. 1) If you live in a state where an LLC is cheap then its cheap protection of your personal assets or assets within another LLC as long as you run it like a business. 2) Anonymity.

Unless you consider anonymity to be asset protection, that is :)