You will spend more time running and hiding.  

Reason is it looks like money laundering, or other money hiding fraud actions.

They probably have been hiding what they have been going through from friends and family due to the shame and stigmatism that's attached to it all,  I have a fellow investor who is a realtor who's family owned a construction company.

"I wanted to rent that place really bad, it had everything we wanted, bed bedrooms, beautiful deck, close to work, the price was right, but you know there was something they were trying to hide about those toilets,  all the lids were down, and I wasn't sure if there were stains in the toilets, that place was perfect too.

Usually the accent is impossible to miss but you seem to hide yours well!

My PM is exploring a low-cost tracking device to hide in the unit so at least you can get the guy who stole it.

So, Why are they hiding their identity?

WHY suggest hiding if actions are legal?

@Ben LengerAs someone who has a few "older" (Second Empire, Victorian, Edwardian) properties, I assure you there are more than the "little things" hiding behind those walls.The good news is the original house is too old for asbestos to be a big concern ... unless there were renovations in the 1920s - 1940s.  

And I've noticed more and more gurus are being super sneaky about hiding the names and locations of the glowing testimonials to make sure you can't verify their claims.