Might be good to request an inspection yourself anonymously.

The only legal advice you should take from any anonymous stranger on the internet is, "Call your lawyer."

You can be a fair, honest owner/landlord, but maintain a wall of separation and anonymity.  

One of the nice things, or bad things, about anonymous posts on the inter web is that we can be brutally honest with our opinions without really caring about how it is received.

And if they ask you point blank for the name and contact info for the owner, you just say, "Sorry, she insists on staying anonymous."  

(another anonymous tactic is a little shout out at 11 pm keep it down or we are calling the cops)Here you can see the police log and you can see who called and that is public record but most people don't know that even so I would not lie about calling.  

Anonymous e-mail at first.  

I like to ask questions in my ad and not exchange numbers until a few anonymous e-mails have been exchanged. 

Are the landlords who dish the dirt on bad tenants guaranteed anonymity?

I accept anonymous craigslist e-mail only at first.