Negligent landlords, or those believing they may possibly be negligent, should consider the added protection of hiding assets behind a LLC.Sh*t happens, a LLC may or may not protect leaving insurance as your first and best line of defence in either case.

Satin has enough sheen to be washable, while also hiding many imperfections.

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 .. 

So many houses are maintained with the lowest imaginable standards then renovated to hide the lousy work.  

Some even hide under blankets because it's so cold from the AC!

I've seen people hide or embellish numbers to enhance the returns on properties.There is a saying I like to use: "Trust but verify."

Yes, I'm a Realtor, but I'm not that fluffy kind that will tell you how great your TV will look on a wall in order to hide stain.

If you really want to hide who owns the property you would have to do more complex methods. 

This is what happens when a government runs up a large debt and runs out of money and gimmicks to pay for it or to hide it from public view. 

Sometimes this is a way of hiding group homes for otherwise undesirable tenants (sex offenders, recovering addicts, etc).