I kinda do prefer if my name isn't on public file This is the first time you mentioned your reasoning - which is anonymity.  

With my own personal investing, I have my rental property inside a business structure to provide anonymity and asset protection, along with insurance to protect my businesses from one another, my business from any personal liability, and any personal liability from going after me personally.

It appears you are seeking anonymity.

Crypto even slogan'd on anonymity. 

Anonymity/privacy, tax purposes, legal protection, etc. 

So you're not completely anonymous.

Other money traps:  guaranteed rate of return passive investments with no verifiable collateral, investing in social media syndications, spending thousands on impractical asset protection trying to achieve anonymity.

Even though Wyoming is great for anonymity and simplicity, if you’re actively managing that LLC from California, you’re technically doing business there and would have to register it as a foreign LLC.So in short — yes, you’d likely have to register either of those entities in California, just like you did with your Ohio one, unless you set up true out-of-state management (like a Missouri-based property manager or partner handling all the activity).

I was unsure if he had a name change, wanted some anonymity, or had some other reason.

When set up properly they provide anonymity and avoid probate.