How to Hide Your Home From Public Record (Remove Your Name!)

If you reside in a personal residence that you want to keep hidden then there are options you can/ should consider. Here are some methods on how to hide your home from public records.

Is this legal? Yes!

"Is this something I can do?" 3:47

Toby Mathis, Esq. is here to deliver wholesome, legal insight into the subject matter at hand. His experience, coupled with his accumulated knowledge, makes him the right figure to turn to in order to learn more.

Don’t let the public record be a weight on your mind.

Secure your residence today and prevent those looking to use the public record to their advantage.

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[aztboyz]

Excellent video. If anyone googles you their identity should be revealed. We need a Privacy Act.

[socho]

This is such a valuable lesson.
I don’t like people whom I don’t know type in my home address and find out
infos and go on to check my background
and family infos. Not that I did anything
wrong but it is shocking to see everything
is in the public wide open!!

[xanadu]

Thanks for the info - was told an OOP was just a piece of paper and the individual was able to find my new home and move in close enough he could see in my backyard. I've been really anxious ever since about having my name attached to anything.

[lionelwilliams]

I tried telling people this they thought I was crazy. I finally found another man explaining this is clear details

[Belboo]

This is very helpful. As someone who works in medicine I always worry about this. Thank u

[stan]

In Los Angeles, the county is requesting for a copy of the trust that reveals the name of the beneficiary. Does the county have the right to get a copy of the trust?

[MovanaMotivation]

Extremely helpful information, I need this! Thank you!

[TijuanaJackson]

Make sure your lender will permit this or the transfer of your property to any other type of trust. I’ve had lenders deny that.

[paulo]

The problem with Nevada is if someone searches your name in the county assessor's website, you come up as the immediate past owner and transferor to the new entity. Also the assesor codes the transfer as a related party transaction so everyone knows its really still your house.

[deborahanne]

Appreciate your knowledge and thank you! 😊

[islandgirl]

OMG...! This is so informative!!! Thank You Attorney Mathis, for sharing and being so transparent!

[earlful]

Hello Toby, Love your videos, great information! I watched one of your other videos a while back regarding Wyoming LLC and how people are unable to see who owns the LLC. Could it be possible to do something like this by just going with a Wyoming LLC or do you have to involve the land trust step as well? Still learning all the ins and outs of the game so be patient with my questions...

[two_inline_sixes]

Great! How do you finance a home you buy? And what if you already own the home in your name?

[anndipietro]

Thanks so much, Toby. You made this seem so simple. A question is about the LLC. I thought they had to have a 'use' or purpose'; They need to have tax returns? Other than that hurdle, I'm ready to go.

[ClassicalVideo]

I need it to stop a spam calls, mails and emails. Thank you very much!!!

[bohemio]

Is it recommended to do that for investment property? … If so, under what form would you have to file for income tax purposes?
Gracias 🙏

[susiefloosie]

Our property was hiden from the public by using the confidential status. Hubby in law enforcement. Only problem is that when I try to look it up on the CAD for tax purposes any time during the year, I can't...so I can only see my taxes info when I receive paperwork for our taxing entity.

[loveoneanother]

Love it! Does this work in Cali with the LLC not based in Cali? Years ago I looked into a Delaware Corp, however, to do business in Cali, the same fess as a Cali S-Corp or LLC are due, or more. The fees part is foggy, but there are State Franchise Board Taxes, or a minimum of $600 in taxes per year, even with no profits. My very basic understanding was that this is also charged to any Corp or LLC outside the state that does business inside the state.

[topgun]

Thank you Mr Mathis for such a informative video
I used to sell real estate here in las vegas and if I wanted to search someone with their name all I did was go into the recorders record and find which parcel number they had recorded in the past was associated with their name and then just get the address and do a drive by to see if they still lived there so now with your method will that information be also removed from the recorders office or is that a permanent records
Thanks andy

[chunter]

Hi Toby.. I grew up in Vegas but live in Texas. I’m interested in this process so you have any recommendations of attorneys who can handle this in Houston, Tx.