The added benefit of this process is that you can also have your attorney sign the public records as "Nominee Trustee" before assigning yourself as the "Trustee" once the Trust has been established.

It means your name does not appear on public record for that property, your attorney and their address is the only thing that appears.

Is the park water and sewer provided by public utilities or is it private well and septic?

@Arel AvellinoStep 1: I wouldn't advertise how much money I had on a public site with my full name.

How can one avoid having their public information, such as address becoming public information?

Not sure if I can show there info in the public forum. - Dave 

On top of that you can introduce anonymity with the Land Trust and remove your name from public record entirely for the property, which is a useful trick.

The legislature does not want to own public housing; it just merely wants to CONTROL all the housing privately owned and managed by hard-working landlords "in the trenches" like myself.  

I need help evaluating the opportunity.15 mins from me10 acres of very nice land (mountain views on all sides)rural areaelderly couple wanting to retire17 homes, 3 tenant-owned...all others rentedcounty has approved this park with zoning to expand to 40 mobile homes if desiredwell on property, though park now uses public waterprivate septicHere are the limited financials I've seen so far for 2018:current rent receipts approx $4,200 month ($50,600 last year)Taxes $650Water $8,500Insurance $1,800Repairs/Maint $3,300asking price $325K Owners won't do any owner financing so I'd have to figure that out.

And besides, they're not paying rent anyway, so they're already withholding the entire amount.So I would just drag that out, especially since most places have a public laundromat.