I did not try to hide it whatsoever.We are constantly bombarded with graphs and charts depicting data trends and experts sharing their findings.

There is nothing to hide right?

But you may have lots of options--some may be hiding in plain sight, such as strong demand for student rentals if you stick around there (a mere 66 thousand plus students there last I heard!).

So if we were visiting the properties, we could hide behind the LLC, saying we are just the ones managing the property.

Doing so helps them to hide their residential rental history if they cannot be easily tracked through utility bills. 

Tenants will only have to remember to hide their unauthorized pets twice a year.I think that is the right answer.. although I have to say i have granite counter tops in a few of my personal homes and I dont think we ever sealed them .. 

No hiding the assignment fee, no explaining my fee to the lender or struggling to get paid.

Sales to immediate family are certainly suspect to hiding assets and tax matters.

As soon as you catch them in a lie reject their application.Sob stories regarding why they need to rent quickly or how their last landlord was terrible are usually also easy giveaways.They are not too difficult to discover as almost everything they say or put on their application will be a lie in a attempt to hide their "I know my rights attitude"."

This is why the outlaw wholesalers hide in the shadows, put little contact info in their ad, and try to hide their identities.