Empty threats....In the old days, the unlisted number and PO box could easily hide where/who you were.......

It’s hard to hide the conversation details when you say “the rent is $1,200 per month”.

Possibly hide it under miscellaneous expenses or subtract from total rental income.

Also, almost 40% of people 18-29 have tattoos according to the Pew Research Center so you're going to have a really small tenant pool if you just decide you don't want anyone with a tattoo. http://www.npr.org/2014/02/21/280213268/job-seekers-still-have-to-hide-tattoos-from-the-neck-up

The bills seek to "hide" this information of non-payment by not allowing the courts to report it. 

Hi Jessica,See what kind of roomate she can come up with.Fix the cat damage (if the renter wants it fixed now), dun the security deposit for that--unless you do it yourself, or she just does it.Collect additional security deposit to makeup for the spent money.Let them settle up between themselves for the deposit amount--because yo have no idea if they both had cats or not, and she was also hiding it (secret pet) and enjoying its presence too.Legal in Colorado--I don't know, it just seems logical.1)  I have found that a SpotBot(PET) is pretty good at removing the kitty barfup brown spots from carpets (the worst part is cleaning the SpotBot after using it).2)  Diatomaciaous earth kills fleas and their eggs, but it has to be food grade--or its poison to pets and humans.

the incorporation vehicle may prevent lawsuits in itself, but how would hiding your name deter anyone determined looking to sue?

Some states now hide the billing address for "privacy", but I am sure you could also purchase a very targeted mailing list from someone like InfoUSA.

They will still be hiding under there for a later restoration if desired.

Hiding money like a lover's soiled blue dress would be dishonest.