I would suggest you look at moving the property into your names, do the financing in your names, then move the property into a land trust, which is owned by your LLC.This can help with anonymity since the land trust lets you make changes to the asset/ownership without having to report it, but still puts the asset into the LLC for liability reasons. 

The fifth pillar is owning everything anonymously.

I'm buying a property with 154 storage units and I want the anonymity.

The other tenant will know you are the owner and you will likely be doing all the work yourself so you get almost no added liability protection or increased anonymity.  

The operating company takes on all of the liability that would otherwise blow back on you including: paying property management, paying contractors, collecting rent, marketing, etc.5th pillar is owning everything anonymously.

Hopefully, this will educate my audience on what I do and how I can help them, and keep things anonymous until they are ready to pull the trigger.I might mix it up by using postcards for the first round of mailings. 

You can remain anonymous/have a pseudonym.

This can also give you a layer of anonymity as well.

Agent Trust (anonymity) ...................................................................................Child Series A .............................................

If I had a long term lease in hand for these properties, financing would be much easier.So here is the question;If my properties are owned by my anonymous series LLC, can those LLC's then lease the properties from me personally, thus giving me the long term leases that the banks are looking for, allowing me to then go out and acquire more properties?