You could also make it optional, a visible and anonymous vote.

If this wasn't the case it would defeat the purpose of being anonymous.

Lower-value properties, more liability, more responsibility, more expensive force-placed insurance (liability coverage), more direct contact with tax/enforcement personnel, less anonymity, etc.

Also, in the case of NV, they have a privacy agreement with the IRS, giving some anonymity to NV LLC owners.

Make sure you find one that activly Invests in Real EstateCheck out the Central Florida REIA cfri.netI am currently pursuing:Title in Land Trust (Anonymity) helps with Probate so my heirs (spouse, children) can obtain the propertiesBeneficiary of Trust is the LLC (Some legal protection)Umbrella Policy for Protection not coveredDisclaimer: This is a suggestion of what I am planning to do, not advice on what you should do.

I kno for a fact that quite a few would write anonymous letters if needed.

If you are going to do this, file the report anonymously or have some other party do it for you so the owner can't tie the complaint back to you.I filed two complaints against a property next door to a house I manage.

If everyone is being 100% ethical then none of these things get done unless they really should get done (& I pride myself on my refinance inquiry decline rate), but by the time the consumer is done 'shopping' 5 different professionals, they are really just finding the best salesperson who can/will convince of the merits of doing the thing in question (hence the LLC mania).If anonymity is a concern, a revocable living trust can get a Fannie loan (do you see how I defaulted to originating a mortgage loan?

Be that anonymous, and stay alive.

If investors spent half as much time learning the law or understanding their lease agreement, an LLC wouldn't have half as much appeal.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.