Due to tighter privacy laws, it would be both impractical to create and illegal to sell such a list. 

Aaaaaand I don't have Facebook, so I can't look for ads there.Get a facebook noob. join us in the destruction of privacy

I’m sure they will appreciate the privacy so they can work.

That would give your mom some privacy and allow for your family to stretch out as the girls get older.

You should probably reconsider having him serve in that capacity based on his clear lack of good judgment, or at the very least make him read the landlord-tenant handbook front to back, especially the part about a tenant's right to privacy and the part that states: "any uninvited sexual advance, solicitation, request, or demand for sexual compliance is considered harassment" (at least that's what it says in the handbook for my county and I'm sure something similar appears in most if not all).

Found this in another thread on BP:If it is privately held you may run into issues with the privacy policy of the company.

There are additional privacy/anonymity options available through using a Land Trust, as well as how easy it is to tie into any estate planning you intend to do in the future. 

As long as they have some privacy, it shouldn't affect their rentability, but it could present some complications when you go to sell it. 

It goes beyond asset protection, there are tax consequences, possible tax benefits, fees and then privacy considerations that you have to think about.  

You lose some privacy but it’s a must in your situation.