I'm just wondering if this in any way could be used to pierce the corporate veil of the separate entities in a lawsuit, like would be the case if all those properties shared a bank account in the Holding LLC - comingling of funds.  

Prefer 2 bathroom if possible and not a whole lot of steps"The photos in the post included two people who looked like meth addicts, several with excessive(10 or more) face piercings, and someone holding a baby in their lap in the front seat of a moving vehicle.

An LLC does not automatically protect your personal assets if something goes wrong - look up piercing the veil.That said, I believe an LLC can provide a limited degree of anonymity if that's what you desire.

Provide a field trip every month for every inner city child in King and Pierce county.

Adam Pierce This post made my day.

It will be from the Pierce County Housing Authority.

If the entity is not sufficiently capitalized it will fail to be recognized as a true ongoing business, that the owner simply has "shell companies" and the veil will be quickly pierced.   

Snohomish, Pierce, Spokane Counties - Tri Cities, etc.

My advice to make sure have more insurance and if you do the LLC keep up as true LLC they can be easily pierced.

I'm with Curt... you'd have to set up a separate LLC for each property to get the coverage you really want, you'd have to have separate checking accounts for each LLC to keep the funding independent... and make 1 little mistake and the veil of the LLC is pierced and it's worthless.