Anonymous is a fallacy. 

If you upset your tenant, neighbor, etc - they could anonymously report you to the city. 

Was wondering if anonymity had any pointers on finding a good wholesaler.

An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

I like LLCs better for my passive commercial holds only, personally.My reasons for having the mgt corp were for anonymity (it has a very generic name) to pay rents to, credibility (new applicants are more ok giving my corp holding monies), having a 'bad guy' I have to check with for tenant requests, ease of p&l/bookkeeping, 1 place to receive all 1099s for HUD and agency pays, one mileage platform to record on (not every property), retirement account options, a way to obtain health insurance if needed, etc.  

Trusts are much better and are totally anonymous (except for deed) and no annual reporting.

That will afford me asset protection, anonymity, and to some extent, tax benefits.

An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

If you are buying a SFR, you probably don't need this policy until you move and turn it into a rental.Another option I've heard of but not practiced is to acquire the property through a trust (as opposed to or in addition to a LLC) ... this if done carefully may protect your name/identity from being on public record as the owner and may provide some protection through anonymity.

@Stacey Mollinet do you have your investments within an LLC or another entity that can offer some anonymity?