This is not legal advice, just friendly information.People put properties into land trusts with the hope that they will remain anonymous or that they will trick their lenders into transferring the property to an LLC without triggering a due on sales clause.

That said, I would love if the community could share some insight on Where and How to structure the initial LLC (keeping cost, asset protection, and anonymity in mind). 

I am not affiliated or anything, they just have a great website and very competitive rates and fees, and their anonymous quote system is very quick and easy to use.  

Facebook, LinkedIn, Connected Investors, Craigslist, and most other anonymous websites are cesspools of scammers.

Previously it may have provided a limited sense of anonymity, but now if your LLC is a single member, the K-1 is made out directly to you with your LLC information pretty much being a footnote.

If you care to elaborate... what good really is a DBA in providing a layer of anonymity to your ownership of a property?

everything I’ve seen and talked to people is the trusts offer increases anonymity, not asset protection.  

Staying anonymous online helps limit your exposure, however, the driver of the car you accidentally cut off 2 blocks from your home could easily follow you home and make your life a living hell without even knowing your name.  

Basic Structure --> They suggested a "anonymous" base Wyoming LLC and state specific discarded entity LLCs holding properties.

Some benefits of LLC structure, other than asset protection, it can provide anonymity, possibly sell the LLC and not the property if that is helpful.