My guess is the rich and famous people that reside there have lobbied to make this information private instead of public.

Then I would be famous in another continent.

I invest in the US from Japan, and have done so solo and with partners, including the now famous @Daniel Mills. 

She was also well known for holding a yearly celebratory rodeo under a famous eucalyptus tree at what is now Pico and Robertson boulevards.

I suppose if I was a famous person, that might be a good idea.

were closed down I was with my mother at an appointment and couldn't help but notice a few things about the property this Pain Center (NOT one of Florida's formerly famous "pain clinic's") was located in.

@David UzhcaI don't know why no one is mentioning it,But there is the famous landlord door opener.Officially it's not legal you are not supposed to break an entry,But what can you do......Especially if you keep everything whole and don't break nothing.

If you are famous or have some serious wealth, it's probably good to have some entity protection, if nothing else for the privacy.  

There are countless examples of famous people who made over a million dollars a year and ended up filing bankruptcy.

Not only did she screw her former landlord, but her landlord before that was one of the most famous pizza restauranteurs in Greater Pittsburgh.