Courtney,At least 3 separate times within the last year NREIG deposited my escrow checks in the thousands of dollars into inactive accounts that were hidden from me.

Make it solid and safe, include instructions on how they should extinguish it.

For me it would make sense that when you apply you should link it to your holding EIN, but the IRS in their instruction notice says natural person only.

Give the tenants one number or email for ordinary questions or maintenance requests, then give them separate instructions for reporting emergencies.

Absolutely, I might be missing some hidden/opportunity costs here, But here is the general income/expense run down on my Nashville place. total mortgage- $2,249no utilitiespest control - $30/monthsecurity - $46/monthtotal - $2,3254 bedroom (all rented out separately):- master bedroom - $1,200- upstairs large bedroom - $975- upstairs small 1 - $725- upstairs small 2 - $750 (just became vacant last week)- total rent up until this past week - $3,650- total rent w/ 4th bedroom vacancy - $2,900- so until I get the 4th bedroom rented, my cash flow will be about $550.

Since my LLC is a single member pass through I imagine it doesn't matter.Regarding LLC liability protection, that is not a factor because due to the nature of the business it's impossible to keep my name completely hidden, and I have umbrella insurance.

Again, I simply want to keep the true ownership of this place hidden from the tenants. 

In order to see who owns it you have to go into the county and request itWhile not completely hidden, not sure how many people will go to County to find out who owns homes like that

Do a title review (Look for hidden liens, second liens, & tax liens.) 2.

They gave us instructions.