After meeting with him and expressing his desire for privacy/discretion in sharing information he strikes me as the "millionaire next door" type - lives in a modest neighborhood, drives a modest car, does not want to be flashy, show off his wealth etc.We've had the chance to meet for 2.5 hours so far.He's in his 60's best I could tell - ready to retire.  

Prior to that publishing that sort of data could be a breach of privacy onto the borrower by the lender.  

We are focussing more on out of state investing and other assets for our portfolio for now.  

But prices are high, HOA can limit rental options down the line. 2) Buy Old SFR -- Probably the way to go, particularly if you can find one with a casita or a guest suite so you can get rental income and still get some privacy for you and your girl.

You seem overly focussed on what others are bidding.

You'd lose the privacy fence though, but perhaps the extra value from that could benefit. 

I'm not happy with current living condition, given the small room and shared bathroom and not much privacy at all, so sometime i have an idea moving out to AN 2B2B apartment and subletting another room for AirBnb to see if that cover up the renting cost. 

I would like to setup an entity that keeps my ownership private for a note investing business. Performing notes will be my current focus. The payee will need to pay of course so the entity structure should be supporti...

I would also like walls and a door around the shower stall for privacy.

If he refuses, stop going "above and beyond" and just do what you would ordinarily do in the privacy of your home and the Seller will have to show it in that condition until you vacate.