Would you like it when you came home to your wife or kids that were home alone while you were gone and you see some creepy door hanger or a sticker from some shady figure that obviously had zero manners or respect for privacy that felt compelled to walk all the way up to the front door and selfishly posed a  sticker on the door?

Reid,You might not need to be so drastic; first try this.1. go to your "dashboard" page on BP.2. select "Settings & Privacy" option from the choices in the left-hand column.3. select the "Privacy" tab from the next screen.4.

What they are looking for is that you have the processes and tools in place to ensure the privacy of the data -- this means making sure your computer is password protected, making sure you have a locking file cabinet, making sure you have a shredder, etc.

Missing dinner with the kids, having breakfast with them in the morning, coming home for lunch if you want wont happen if you are stuck in traffic or on a train.Living in a Duplex is giving up some of your privacy even if you live substantially rent free.

Now bear in mind this is a small portion of SEO but something to look at.BTW, the No Follow command is generally used on sites where privacy is desired, think along the lines of a FREE Download page you may be offering, or a private memebers area.

The land trust gives you privacy, is his claim.Jason, do you think that's a bad idea?

Basically its gies like this: (this is in CA, not sure about registering in other states) You have a land trust document with your LLC as trustee, and the benificiary "BLANK" 1. offer to bank is "LLC" (if thats what you use) 2. when accepted attached to the banks addendum that you want title vesting in xyz llc the trustee for privacy reasons.

Depending on the market, tenants may be willing to pay more for the larger front yard and/or added privacy from the extra space between them and the street.Sources:http://www.paccrestinspections.com/life.htmlhttp://www.fixr.com/costs/pave-drivewayhttp://www.costowl.com/home-improvement/landscaping-sealing-asphalt-driveway.html

You will save yourself time and headaches down the road by outsourcing and be focussing on the part of your business that brings in more money. 

First, I'm not an attorney and this is not meant to be legal advice...just my opinion based on my very rudimentary understanding of the intestate process (I've been through it but have no specific knowledge outside of my specific situation)...With that in mind, I would recommend not giving a copy of the lease to anyone who is not on the lease without speaking to an attorney, if only because there are privacy laws you may be violating by doing so.Now, if the person who is asking for the lease has legally been deemed the administrator of the estate, she probably has legal grounds to get a copy of the lease, but you should make sure that's the case before handing it over.Basically, you don't want to be a in situation where you are fueling the feud between your renter and the deceased's family, as you probably want to avoid being involved and potentially getting sued...Again, I have no idea what I'm talking about from a legal perspective