In the times we live in where identity theft is very real, I would think many qualified tenants would refuse to supply this information.  

Not identical but should be pretty analogous...I have my law firm incorporated and operating as an LLC.

I'm looking to network with someone who lives in the state of New Mexico that has completed similar, if not identical transactions.I am willing to include a partner that is willing to help me complete this transaction.SarehYegh(at)Gmail(dot)com

We have an identical situation in North Dakota right now and I am also having trouble valuing SFRs and town homes.

In my other research I turned up a complaint on this web site stating that the same company, but different name, was operating an identity theft scheme.I did not attempt to contact this person."

And, if you're looking at a FL LLC your information is always available to the public anyway without a bit of machination so it's going to be difficult to shelter your identity that way anyway.  

But, I found certain parts of every city has reasonable taxes & prices that will fit your investor identity & type.  

Besides the non-disclosure provisions for those trying to protect their identity, any other reason you would suggest Nevada for LLCs?

. - Identity theft while in escrow, causing the underwriter and I to get a zillion pings about new debt, throwing ratios way off.

It'll be 2009 all over again, and unless you want to see your hard earned cash evaporate or give your real-estate back to the banks, diversification is your best option.Oil & gas and real-estate are considered identical in the eyes of the IRS.