To be honest the main reason I put my properties in a LLC was because it adds a layer of protection for my identity.

I've seen properties literally sell in mere days for double what an identical property two blocks away may have been priced at and not sold for months, just because one property was on a "better block" than others. 

I am looking to get a little better idea of what it requires particularly in the income verification/income requirements area.

Is it in identical condition as the others in the area?

I recently started using a checklist when we sign the contract to be sure everything has been reviewed/signed/received..the signed lease, fees sheet, credit check w/ their credit score noted, income verification, background check, deposit received, double deposit for lack of credit (if applicable), and review the move out policy.

In other words, you or one of your partners could be required to disclose your individual identity in connection with state or local filings.

On the investment side (which I'm guessing this is your primary focus), typically the rental loans are DSCR and require no personal income verification.

what your looking for is likely a "non-QM lender" - i.e. a lender that won't require a W2 and income verification from a job. 

Ask them to provide, a VOR (Verification of Rent) from previous landlord, pay history on other utilities (example: cell phone, cable, pay histories...).

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.