The fifth pillar is owning everything anonymously.

You can't borrow your way to wealth with credit cards.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

Very anonymous, but can be a little imposing (if parked properly).The number of comments it gets from contractors is quite amazing, and the number of times a contractor has verbally mentioned the truck and then reduced a quote because of it is also quite amazing.

Because of them I haven't posted an address in a for rent ad in 5 years; just cross streets.If a real potential applicant wants the address (easily figured out by a reasonable human) they can ask via anonymous CL email while replying with the answers to my direct questions I ask at the bottom of every ad. 

@Andrew Postell wouldn't the purpose of land trust (anonymity) fail once the property title is changed to the land trust from original name of the owner? 

@J Woodfin  yup the guys who tied it up or attempted to could not find an end buyer.. there is a tab on the CA BRE for reporting unlicensed activity its anonymous and only takes a few minutes..

& since the corp is anonymous through Wyoming laws they can't attack the corp & find out what else or who owns it. but your the manager so your getting a 1099 where you can use to write off business expenses.please spread light if I'm way off here..now idk how any of this affects getting another loan.

- Anonymous Even a word can help achieve success.

TOR:a web anonymity tool.

While this does tend to make things a bit more complicated, the land trust can also function to provide you anonymity - so on top of avoiding potential fees you are also introducing an obstacle for anyone looking to sue you.This can all get pretty complex.