It all depend what each LLC is doing.If LLC B owns property in State  and receive rent in state B, it only needs to be registered in state B.If LLC A is just a holding, not doing business in state B, but just owning LLC B, it does not have to be registered in state B.The concept of using a holding LLC is multiple.First as you described, if state B does not give you anonymity, you can get the anonymity of state A by having LLC A listed as sole member of LLC B.Also, and it is probably the most important point, if state B does not have good charging order protection for their LLC, you can get the excellent charging order protection of state A protecting your LLC B for outside liability.Delaware and Wyoming are two very good state to get your holding LLC in.

It needs to be a fit for both parties.The start of any good business partnership is being upfront, which starts immediately. 

I have never been to Enid but this one fits my criteria.

So excellent that many top corporations put all their managers through the training. 

@Marcel Galega happy to discuss your needs and see if we are a good fit to help. 

@Derek Daun, I don't believe PenFed's program would fit as you have too many properties, but I could be wrong.

This gets maximum cash flow with minimal repairs and the residents love the idea that they can make the home their own (Yes, we let them do any updates they see fit as long as they don't violate code).

I would give Global Title a try, they are excellent.

I'm sure you're familiar with the usual recommendations of going to local meetups in your area and connecting with investors who invest in Indy, going through forum posts on here and network with folks that might be a good fit for you.

We also have excellent credit, good relationships with Hard Money lenders, and access to approximately 100K credit for rehabbing.