To maintain anonymity, consider using a land trust with the LLC as a beneficiary or setting up an anonymous LLC if allowed in your state.

.- trusts - deeding each property to a separate land trust each and then the land trusts in turn grant beneficiary to an operating LLC.

Then the trust beneficiaries (my sister and I) inherit the properties at the stepped up cost basis.  

I have most LLC'S in my state where most properties are located.I do have a Wyoming LLC that is the beneficiary of a TN land trust that owns a cabin in Pigeon Forge. 

It’s possible your multi-beneficiary plan might not be legal.

Also, you want to make sure that your estate plan is in place to make your end of life wishes iron clad and easy for your beneficiaries. 

This is not legal advice in any way, but I hold my properties (flips, rentals..everything) in Land Trusts and have my LLC be the beneficiary of the trust.

Then sell the beneficiary interest in the land trust to YOUR buyer/investor.This way on paper it will look like your trust is buying the property.

They were beneficiaries of some great markets.  

Some states require a long formal court process, during which time the person in charge (executor or administrator, aka personal representative) may have certain interim powers to sell real estate before distributing to heirs or beneficiaries.Other States make it possible to get a single court order distributing real estate to heirs or beneficiaries without the need of the lengthy interim (formal) probate.Still other States permit a really informal, simplified method of transferring real estate from a deceased person to their heirs without court involvement.Hence, you you've got to know the State, the basics rules for that State and what's required to purchase in order to know when the sweet spot to market to a probate seller is.