Further, would an attorney be able to drudge my name up or would it be anonymous to him/her as well? 

They feel more anonymous and have deniability.   

However, I'm curious to know how you set up the entity structure of your business while maintaining complete anonymity.

You report everything to the board and the board sends anonymous notices.   

If you're looking for anonymity, hard money, syndications, or have used up all your conventional loans available, move to LLC. 3.

[For anonymity, if you prefer a private response, please feel free to send me a private message, and if you are OK, I can help consolidate those as a follow up.] 

When you have more assets or a larger company, states like Delaware, Nevada, Wyoming may make sense if you are looking for charging order protection, anonymity, business friendly case law, etc. 

I'm interested in owning LTRs through LLCs both for asset protection and anonymity benefits.

Why don't you have a history of commenting AT ALL in these forums if it means so much to you and these topics are so near and dear to you.Because from my perspective, it looks like you just commented using a thoroughly anonymous profile to paint me as a racist.

@Joe VilleneuveI agree that there could be many disadvantages to be a next door landlord and yes most likely if that were the case, it’s probably smart to be anonymous....but there are a few advantages as well.