The "guy" in charge, was extremely concerned about the PRIVACY of the prospective tenants, wanting to keep as much info away from me as possible.

But mainly, it's for privacy/anonymity.But it wouldn't be just one LLC, it would be two..   

We have 3 kids so we would want a bigger home and privacy (not the rent by the room strategy).

The neighbor keeps threatening to move the privacy fence over several feet onto the driveway, which allows vehicle access to the parking area at the back of the house.

Hi everyone, I'm about to start investing in Texas and I'm leaning towards focussing on the Temple/Belton area.

The owner of the title company I use holds title to the properties as trustee providing an added layer of privacy.

It’s good measure to move it to an LLC or a Real Estate Privacy Trust for asset protection. 

LP job is to understand the market risk and extreme due diligence/verify comps/verify proforma of the financial model, this is why I said LP investment is actually not passve because the LP investor has to have capability to go deep into financial like a CFO level.I can give list of "good sponsor" three years ago but becomes bad sponsor in today's environment but they would sue me due to privacy concern haha.

Entities like LLC's are for liability not privacy.

Rent Roll13. property survey14. prelim title report (your broker can help with that)I DO NOT Ask or recommend my clients ask for tax returns, credit reports, bank statements - These fall into financial privacy protections and if my buyer walks from the deal, there is too much liability & risk with having that information if were to be leaked.If a third party management company has been managing it, you'll get basic information (income/expense, rent roll & leases, maintenance records, capex (maybe if they oversaw)).Owner operated properties will have less of this information as most mom/pop operators don't keep good records, in my experience.Don't worry about all this BEFORE the offer.