That seems like a lot of trouble and expense to hide your identity from a tenant.

Identical properties in the building were also selling for around same price as the valuation, last one having been sold in August of 2015.

But both of those will still need the same backer and quickset, and cutting and laying costs for labor would be the same assuming tiles are identical in size and shape ...

If you think you need to try and hide your identity, go for it.

When I do that for my house, the website gives me an identical set of numbers to the paper tax bill that I got in the mail.You should also get a statement from Jackson County in about the middle of the year that tells you what your property tax bill is *probably* going to be.  

I mean putting away everything with important information on it and such, airbnb doesn't attract thieves but if its human nature to poke around if you're in a place for an extended amount of time and you build up a curiosity about your host. good luck!

Austin has an identity problem....they're not San Fran and they so want to be.  

It might be somewhat meaningful for the retail buyer, but even then only if you're comparing identical properties - same size, condition, neighborhood.

Or is that pretty much identical?

If you want to use a trust to keep your identity secret, the property must be deeded directly into the trust from escrow - and you have to use a third party as trustee, because the trustee's name will be on title.Good luck in your investments!