Am I overthinking the need for anonymity?

I shy away from such properties.You might start with an anonymous call the planning and zoning commission to test the waters for the conversion.

I'm not sure if they're going to make the songs anonymous during the online listening and voting, but if they do, the first line of the song is "Was it fate that brought me to this place to find you waiting..."

You could also create a family trust with your family trust attorney, then have your RE attorney set up an LLC which can be controlled by the trust entity, thereby allowing for complete anonymity. 

If you actually think he's dealing, you could always call the cops on him anonymously.

(After you've rented out the place, maybe anonymous tip to the appropriate local authorities?).

Since these disclosures are private, and not part of the public record, it does not violate the anonymity you’re seeking.Please feel free to connect with me or DM if you’d like to know more.

If you value anonymity, separation of business and personal identities, and want to keep things as business-like as possible, then you should consider using a registered agent. 2.

Does that also include privacy and anonymity?

That will offer more protection than an LLC.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.