Forget to add-- the trust will own the note, this also would add another layer of anonymity to the ownership

These are not conventional loans based upon a pile of anonymous loan docs from strangers you never see.

I really like the idea of being an anonymous owner by hiring a Property Management Co.

Even with the hard money lender, they base their decision to lend partly on my credit, but more on the value of the property and never lend over 70% of ARV.I have transferred property titles into Land Trusts after buying with my LLC for anonymity reasons.

The responses should also be completely anonymous, to encourage truthfulness, and you must provide postage paid (or online) replies to get an adequate response.

Do you want to be anonymous or will the name be used in marketing?

On that note, I'm quite sure it would be anonymous.

Best way to protect yourself is to run them like a business, maintain your properties and get an umbrella policy.The LLC and trust will provide some anonymity, but any good lawyer will find you.http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/do-living-trusts-protect-assets-creditors.html*Obligatory - this is not legal advice.

Another reason for an LLC is to create anonymity as to who actually owns the property.

@Pete MossEveryone should be concerned about code enforcement and what I was saying most people will call anonymous.