Hi Daniel,I’ve read if you’re interested in complete anonymity you can start by forming a holding LLC in Wyoming, New Mexico, Nevada or Delaware. 

I like the anonymity and they have some sick tax write offs. 

I think the trust took Title, use the anonymity to hide it, and also you need to setup AND operate your LLC's to hide their identities.Are you ready for all the additional costs and administrative overhead? 

In order to separate business with personal, as well as getting anonymity, i would rather not list our home address as the principal address of the business.

This is not legal advice, just friendly information.That's a common strategy, because people hope the WY anonymity will protect them from lawsuits (it doesn't).

It has been said in a few different ways but I always represent myself as being part of the management company and leave the "owners" as anonymous people that the tenants cannot contact. 

Quote from @Varun Chadha: An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

I have been meaning to put it under an LLC but I also value anonymity so I've been holding off until I figure a way.

It has the effect of making previously undisclosed LLC ownership information accessible to the Internal Revenue Service and other enforcement entities and reduces the anonymity that some LLC members used to enjoy.  

However, I think that some people take it too far with the multiple LLCs and anonymity and such.