Honestly property ownership being default-public seems like a weird anachronism. Why should anyone who has my address be able to tell if I own the property?
I haven't looked into the exact details as I've never bought a house but from what I can gather I'd want to wrap it in an LLC.
Also FWIW the Sean Hannity example in the article seems like a weird strawman conflating consumer protection laws with "name and shame" accountability. If it's wrong to evict someone for XYZ reason, that should be protected by the law, not by fear of being "named" as the landlord. [TBC I am no fan of Sean Hannity.]
I haven't looked into the exact details as I've never bought a house but from what I can gather I'd want to wrap it in an LLC.
Also FWIW the Sean Hannity example in the article seems like a weird strawman conflating consumer protection laws with "name and shame" accountability. If it's wrong to evict someone for XYZ reason, that should be protected by the law, not by fear of being "named" as the landlord. [TBC I am no fan of Sean Hannity.]