I'm pretty sure I could research and find the correct/safe/legal (as you all seem to put it) manner in which to remove/dispose of these potentially hazardous materials along with the right chemical/cleaning agent to pressure wash any meth residue from the structure's skeleton...With all that said, it doesn't seem like much fun and I think I will pass on this deal, and by the way I would be giving the same advice as everyone here if some anonymous "investor" asked about this online... so I appreciate the words of wisdom.The thing that isn't clear to me is: would I, or would I not be breaking the law by continuing with my "plan"?

Regarding Nevada or Delaware, I know there are anonymity advantages, but not totally up to date on their tax benefits given that they will not (or may be) your state of residence.

Hi @Jayraj Jog,For your "case for self managing" question, I have a few anonymous-ized appraised Operating Income Statements that you can line up with Loan Estimates to play with if you want actual numbers from actual deals, so you can compare/contrast with what you're evaluating.

;) I bet the Bel-Air mansion is also in the name of a trust or LLC, and I bet it is in a different name than any other properties they may own ... rich and famous quickly learn how to become rich and anonymous, but the truly smart rich folks never seek out fame in the first place ...

You still may need separate tax returns, but you gain the anonymity the trust offers. 

So about 3 hours ago (12:30am) I received an anonymous text from a claimed buyer stating;"(Address) Ave - $28000 I hope items are still very much in good shape as stated in the Ads?

For anonymity, especially with a WY holding LLC, I would strongly suggest to use completely different names for each sub LLC.

I am a starter in Real Estate Investment(less than 1 year)compared to the average.Still, i believe in challenges and it is my utmost conviction that challenges can be the catapult to propel us toward great achievements or hurl us into the abyss of the anonymous.

Since the trust agreement specifies the ownership structure of the Land Trust and that trust agreement is not made public, your name remains anonymous.

As for asset protection advantages, the SLLC structure is easy to pair with Anonymous Trusts and makes for an ideal holding company that never conducts business with the public.