I asked about a land trust, and at least here in WI, I would be sacrificing liability protection for anonymity and it would cost a bit of money to set up.

We then get a list of your assets and how much equity you have on each and draft a Promissory Note and Lien in compliance with each state regulation then we record these liens as amounts owed to the WY LLC to capitalize the entity There are special rules to capitalize such entities and we can make the structure tax neutral and fully legitimate by showing you how to make the payments to your own entity There is no transfer of assets, no anonymous corporations, no trust structured that can be unravelled in a lawsuit.

Trusts can give anonymity, and they can do other neat transfer and taxation things.

It's hard enough to get the police to do anything if you're constantly in their face, but the police won't take you too seriously if you stay anonymous.

Wyoming has two things going for it - it's relatively anonymous and has friendly asset protection laws.

The most I would do is an anonymous call to the authorities.what I definetly want to so is get out of this deal immediately.Let me know if you have anymore advice.To give you some background.

In case of such an accident, someone who is not familiar with specifics of a land trust would not (supposedly) take the case after discovering that it will take some efforts to get to the names of the owner.I also believe that no anonymity will be granted should the attorney proceed with the lawsuit - any judge will instruct to reveal the names of beneficiaries.Thus the LTs provide a false sense of security to the property owners.Please correct me if I am wrong, and if possible - with real-life examples.

thomas, you're downright incorrect..there are plenty here doing big deals...maybe we just don't brag about it or bring it up to remain slightly anonymous...remember, this is a public forum that any tenant and attorney can see :) at any rate, pay a consultant?!

The pages look anonymous and almost purposely hidden.

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