@Henri MeliGood advice from @Brian EastmanOur company does it both ways but I Personally prefer holding the property directly in the Ira over the LLC checkbook approach -for anonymity and ease of reporting and how it fits into my asset protection strategy.

Send them an anonymous package with some soap and deodorant and a note that reads, "You smell bad.

Anyone have experience with anonymous LLCs?

When the employers chose to keep them, they called the various City departments ANONYMOUSLY to get the businesses to close down!

Especially coming from an anonymous person on the internet who has never met me.But you're correct. 

No state taxes and you have complete anonymity.

Are financial institutions okay with it when one try to be too anonymous?

@Tyler CagliaWe use a series LLC to house our properties under land trusts to make them anonymous.

I already don't have the protection of the LLC.The only reason I was thinking of having the tenant pay the LLC instead of me directly would be to have some anonymity from the tenant.

You can always have a fancy New Mexico holding company on top of that, but you'll want something local to hold the property (which, by the way, will erode your anonymity since you need to put names down for a Texas LLC).