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> you can't actually buy a house and remain anonymous unless you set up some shell company which I assume is expensive It is not. Under $100/year in most stat
by KirillPanov 6y ago
> you can't actually buy a house and remain anonymous unless you set up some shell company which I assume is expensive
It is not. Under $100/year in most states.
> and probably has tax consequences.
It doesn't. The LLC has no income (assuming you're not renting that "decoy house"), so there's nothing to report to the IRS.
> doesn't even really solve the problem of having to give your address to someone if you want anything delivered.
That's what a PO Box or rental mailbox is for.
Just keep in mind that you won't be able to hide the fact that it isn't your residence from the data brokers or anyone else who demands a "residential" address and is willing to spend a few dollars verifying that.
- dheera 6y agoIs there anyone solving this problem for a fee? Also, what do people usually do if they don't have a residential address? (specifically for example people who live in RVs or off-grid but maintain a modern lifestyle with driver licenses and credit cards and all)
- KirillPanov 6y ago> people who live in RVs or off-grid but maintain a modern lifestyle with driver licenses and credit cards and all There aren't as many of those as you might think, and they've all had this problem in a big way since the PATRIOT act nonsense happened. Most of them give a relative's address as their residential address.