Only catch, it's gonna be -D properties, Sec8 tenants, and you may need to invest in a bullet proof vest and complete a conceal-carry class to visit your properties. 

This is simply to conceal & protect my identity.

It's easy to conceal my gun that way.

It's also not uncommon to see them share expenses amongst other businesses and conceal expenses in the income statements of other properties that they own.  

If you go with a standing seam metal roof you want concealed fasteners not exposed fasteners for the problems stated above on the rubber washers. 

I’m not sure on the details here or even what type of trust is best for your situation, but this is a great option for protection (1 trust/property) and also concealing identity. 

Otherwise, you'd have to meet the same criteria simultaneously for every unit in the building.This is a horrible nightmare, but honestly, if I found out that I'd picked up bedbugs and brought them home from an airbnb with a past history of bedbugs, that had been concealed, I'd sue airbnb and the owner. 

Most large cities have seen a substantial drop in crime, even those (such as D.C.) without concealed carry permits.

They are only there to control the direction of cracking and conceal the location cracks.

You can HOPE that people believe in karma and they won't just put new outlets on old wiring, but you'd be surprised at what is concealed.