But you know that already, which is why you went to work to find selective data and crop out as much as possible to hide fact...... 

Let me share the HOWFree MethodGo to zillow in your marketLook for recent sold properties.Check to see if the are fix and flips by the pictures.Go to public records in your market and look up the seller of the flipped property. use open corporates to look up LLC infoCheck for member name and mailing address (Smart investors like myself hide LLC ownership many don't)Use a skip trace service to look up Owner of LLCCall them build rapport (talk about the flip they just did)Using this method you will find cash buyers in your market and you will know what areas, type of houses, and what they pay. 

Don't make it difficult or appearance of hiding something.

I'm so happy you believe in sharing knowledge and not hiding best practices!

They didn’t like it because it wasn’t really a legitimate work-around, they called it a more creative way of hiding the deed transfer.

It is easy to hide behind neighborhood  statistics to mask poor management. 

Don't try to hide stuff from your partners.  

Walt Disney bought the property for Disney World in Florida via trusts to hide the fact the Disney brand was entering that market.Just a little food for thought.Given all of that, I do like New Lane Properties as a name.

I prefer the LLC over personal because it hides me from property searches showing my name. 

I'd like to believe I'm getting younger but now just realized that it just hides all of the wisdom I've gained that you now see at the office hehe.