The operating company takes on all of the liability that would otherwise blow back on you including: paying property management, paying contractors, collecting rent, marketing, etc.The fifth pillar is owning everything anonymously.

This is what we do for our clients as it avoids any due on sale concerns(technically the property remains in your control) and it can make you anonymous as the owner(helps protect you and your LLC from lawsuits stemming from the property).

@Vivek Shah Hello Vivek, many of our clients use a land trust to transfer their properties into an LLC, which also provides the additional protection of anonymity. 

., multiple site visits on an anonymous basis), apply analytical stress testing to pro forma financials and avoid certain categories of properties altogether (Senior Housing, Oil & Gas, etc) to ensure that all underlying properties held by the respective DSTs are prudent investments for folks who are not experts in making risk assessments for these larger operations. 

I really do like that It has a Anonymous factor.

I really do like that It has a Anonymous factor.

The Series LLC offers several benefits to prevent lawsuits through anonymity, separating your asset's liability, cost savings (you are only forming a single entity rather than 9 + however many more you plan on getting) and streamlined administration (a single entity can be managed easier than 9 between banking and taxes.)

If you were concerned about anonymity, an LLC is not your best strategy but your kind of late to the ball game as it relates to privacy. 

I will also touch base with you through a direct message as to the request to look at the LLC - we can figure something out.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/llc-lendi...https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/anonymous...

I suggest you add “keep liability separate” and “minimize liability” when possible-insurance, separation, and anonymity.