Even if you use anonymity strategies such as starting with a WY or DE LLC, you really will/should disclose everything anyway in court. 

WY is often recommended for a holding LLC as they have excellent statutes, anonymity and reasonable cost.But like all general rules there are a lot of exceptions that may be related to your specific situation.I would recommend that you spend some time watching the YouTube channel of Clint Coons.

You can get some anonymity with a trust (I'm not familiar with Canadian laws) and then once you move out of the property transfer the beneficiary of the trust to an LLC.

@David MenapaceCall Royal Legal Solutions for a Series LLC with Anonymity trusts.

I've been following BiggerPockets content for a while and am ready to bombard y'all with questions 😁Here's the first one:I've read that it's a good idea to purchase a rental property under an LLC to remain anonymous to disgruntled tenants, separate your business and personal assets, etc.

I've purchased my property in my personal name, then transferred them to an LLC.An LLC provides you anonymity (if done right) and it separates your investment from your personal assets so you reduce risk of losing personal assets in a lawsuit.

Are you trying to use DE as the holding LLC for anonymity purposes?

When owning multiple rental properties should all properties be placed in a single LLC or multiple LLC’sUnder an anonymous holding company?

In addition to the cost to register and annual fee, each state offers different anonymity - i.e. some states like DE will make very little information readily available to the public (or available only after payment of a fee), while other states, like FL will at a minimum include and make available to the public the annual filings and the original Articles of Organization on their website.

Code enforcement finally was pressured to get a tear down order after some anonymous calls.