@Ben W.You will not find assembled-for-you lists of most of the information you list above in Canada as privacy law makes trading in such information illegal. 

For #5, note that there are nowadays "tech startup" solutions to financing one's primary residence (see Unison and Point.com), but the money comes from private institutions or private sources--the money is not "crowdfunded" for many reasons--in part, because there are a lot of strange privacy issues (imagine if your home was partially owned by 50 other people.

We respect our tenants' privacy.

You will need to allow Remote Admin and Port 8080, both of which are a major risk to your personal security, privacy and OMG even safety.If you don't know how to setup the device, get a techie buddy to help you with it.

There are additional tax benefits compared to an IRA (UDFI applies to IRAs on leveraged real estate), and there is generally greater privacy.

When the offending tenant heard my phone camera go off she came running in and flew into a tizzy, saying I violated her privacy and kicked me out.

Definetely not any privacy laws, since they are giving you information with permission to contact them.I wholeheartedly agree with @Lydia T. about finding motivated sellers.

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I was told Nevada and Wyoming are very pro business and afford greater privacy for LLCs.

Personally, if I were in your shoes, I'd first install a privacy fence dividing the two, if they can't see  your tenants, it should provide a needed barrier for both.