Someone (still don't know who) called the county inspector and had them "stop by" a couple of my rehabs to make sure we had all our permits (inspector told us they got an anonymous "tip" that we may not be pulling permits or using licensed workers).Anyway, he spent about an hour between two of my properties talking to me, my project manager and my contractors, and not only was he 100% satisfied with everything he saw, it's made all of our future encounters with this inspector MUCH easier.Just like you, whoever it was that called to try to snitch on us actually helped us a lot

I use the Craigslist anonymous email addy due to so much spam coming through when I posted my own email addy.I try to get my URl to be easy to remember.

You are acting as a principal in the transaction and provide anonymity and privacy for your investors in the transaction.

Agreed...I like using trusts anyway, but they certainly aren't ironclad for anonymity.

I still don't know all the ins & outs yet of course, but my interest in them comes from the benefit of anonymity--I like to keep my dealings private, and from what I understand land trusts help give you that option.  

For asset protection if it is legal it sounds interesting for investors who really wish anonymity..Typically, the LLC is assigned a % of beneficial interest in trust so you are layering your assets in the investment..Feel free to call or PM me to discuss further.Happy New Year for 2011..

Maybe the easiest way to find out if the ***. will allow it to be moved is to call them anonymously and ask.

I was just saying I wasn't necessarily giving him a glowing recommendation so I thought I'd stick to semi-anonymity.

And there are other RE forums that are more anonymous than this one where people could certainly post asking for advice, but you never see these examples there either.

Wow, I never thought of it that way.I guess I'm passionate about an addiction.....Now I'm going to have to find a REA = Real Estate Anonymous.