Dehumidifier install--I'll bet they really like that.So even if they are a put off by the timing they will be more comfortable.If it were mine and and only 1 rental, or only 1 or 2, the "Rental Experience" I want to offer in this instance would be to try to find a convenient time that works for both.No need to play Drill Sargent and make them feel their privacy has been violated in a SFH as long as the option to be flexible is there.But, if you have no other option, then you have no other option.I'd let them scurry to clean the place for the visit (dust, pick up old crushed beer cans, empty ash trays (and hide them), wash the dishes, make the beds, move secret pets somewhere, etc....Turns are expensive, why step  on a Hornets nest if you have another option.An apartment complex is different, those run on a schedule, home or not, dryer vents get cleaned, washer hoses replaced, filters replaced, leaks fixed, etc...Just my 2 cents.

The owner is trying to hide behind the corporation saying that the business is in debt to vendors.

This was done intentionally to hide how much the wholesaler was making and/or to make sure the seller was not aware of the true end buyer while leaving the seller to believe the wholesaler was still the one buying their property so that the wholesaler did not have to disclose their profit which they feel might have caused the buyer to backout of the deal.Since this new law went into effect in 2021, Blind HUD’s and Pass-Through Funding are no longer allowed.

Although, the price per unit is much higher than individual condos.The idea of having a Series to hold properties and then having a separate LLC for property management does seem reasonable so that one hide the assets from prying eyes.

I think trusts are able to hide who owns an asset, which seems to be an excellent deterrent.  

Much more respect and you don't have to hide your activities. 

Y'all are funny to act like the seller and selling agent are not hiding anything, because if there are serious problems, they more than likely are hiding it in non-disclosure and claiming ignorance.

Two choices, form an entity in each of those states or file in each of those states as a foreign corporation (entity) otherwise, your entity will likely be disregarded.As to hiding out and hiding your identity, all you're doing is delaying the process, if you are sued, the attorney simply asks the court to have owners identified if there is some convoluted set up, which the court orders and that may tick off a judge.

@Tommy Parker I think there are two questions here... hiding in your one.From a real estate perspective, if you had the resources to do real estate straight out of high school (read: financial backing)... college would not necessarily add anything that you absolutely need to invest in real estate. 98% of people won't fit that category.  

My rationale for going this route is that I know as an amatuer I will only be able to get the florr "SO" level and this would give me the most room/cushion for error and hide more imperfections.