Even in dilute quantities, one sniff will render a person unable to smell the gas and they can succumb in a minute or two.All my tenants wear these, and some of them leave them behind in their STR.So what is my purpose for keeping 3 of them in a basket?

Often times, the lender in the first position will object to this, so you will want to confirm.

Also, if it’s a great deal by some sort of objective measure but you need liquidity of your investments it could be a bad decision.  

If someone has objection handlers that would be even better! 

Having said that, once a person has completed their application -- it is good to move fast, but always keep your objective in the forefront of your mind.

@Trevor Kearnsundefined,I'm sorry to hear that your lender was so inattentive to your stated objectives.

Given this circumstances how can I provide any kind of objective evidence to negotiate asking price?

Your assertion on the Garn St Germain Act is correct.However, although no trustee is required to be named, users of anonymity trusts should anticipate objections from a future title company based on the proposition that a trust is not a legal entity—which it technically is not, even though trusts often act as if they are in fact legal entities.

When they object that too much personal informaiton is in their tax returns, just say that you only need the document relating to this property and they can black out any personal information like a SS#, etc.

What's your objective for the property?