You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.

You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.

You can do this yourself in most states, on their respective (SOS) Secretary of State website.

Furthermore, anyone whom refers to themselves as an $8 an hour secretary would probably try to learn from the post above so that they could correct their grammatical errors in the future."

Andrew Cuomo, the secretary of HUD even admitted such loans would have a higher default rate long before the crash. 

I found the current owners deed that showed the Secretary of Veteran Affairs as the seller.

You can have an answering machine that sends cash buyers to message a) then credit buyers to message b) and then maybe credit with fat down pmt buyers to message c) You pay a little bit for patlive to set up a secretary that filters your calls and pretty soon you have a prospecting machine to stop all this nonsense that you might go through on a Saturday when you would rather be at the park with your boy. patlive is just an example you could use any type of virtual live secretarial service to accomplish what im talking about.

If it is just the formation of a single member LLC, it is relatively easy and can be done following the steps laid out by the Secretary of State.If you need an operating agreement for running the LLC with other members, I'd definitely turn to an attorney to help with all of that.

If a house is listed as owned by the secretary of housing....is that something I can go after?

Yet, I always set up my entities: 1) I prefer to use Indiana online with the Secretary of State's office -- easy. 2) Obtain an TIN from IRS.GOV for each entity. 3) Then roll forward with a nice Operating Agreement and Bank Acct Resolution.