A good LLC won't have any info publicly about the owners.

in PA to my understanding you can be licensed/unlicensed assistant but I know unlicensed you can't talk to public about real estate.

The Ceo has so much power to destroy these publicly traded companies and loot them that I just dont see my future putting money with others.

But both still exist in the public records.

Check public records.

Also, publicly advertising for money can get you into trouble with the SEC.

All evictions in Massachusetts are public records and there is a web site in collaboration with 6 Landlord Associations and Property Owner Associations at http://www.HousingCourtSearch.com that I strongly urge you get involved with an association to gain access too.

I play in the commercial space and not the single family homes.All the best.

The main reasons are:- No probate- Significant Tax advantages - no estate taxes- No public disclosure - my teacher said, "keeps from airing their dirty laundry"This is coming from a class and book designed for real estate law in California so your mileage may vary, but that should give you a good gist of why people create trusts.

I would do a limited amount if I had a property with challenging space(s).