.- In theory you would have added the SAME ARV and potentially take home the same $40,000 Home Improvement Loan, which (being $40,000) should be enough to pay the LOC off that you used for capital for material and labour, as well as to pay yourself back for the down payment of the home.I’ve taken on the strategy of getting quotes for a few new windows, a new basement kitchen, and expanding the basement washroom, taking out the kitchen wall in the basement for an open concept with the living room, AND adding a 5 foot privacy fence in the back yard as well as adding gravel parking spaces from the back alley.The idea is gold, but I have a feeling that the Home Improvement Loan may only match what receipts/invoices I have for material bought and labour of the contractors.

Am I correct in thinking that this will turn off even some buyers and if i put up a 6ft privacy around the rear of the property would you say that would help or does it not even matter?

I will certainly not be taking any pics of their "personal" items, other than any furniture, or boxes that may be blocking the Entry Doorway.Does anyone know, definitively, if this would be any type of invasion of their right to privacy under Virginia law.

I liked the benefits described here: Advantages of Land Trusts1) The transfer of property is much easier than a LLC2) Offers privacy in terms of transferring interests3) Offers privacy of ownership4) Avoids transfer taxes5) Simplifies property transfersHowever, I would add a couple of others:6) A land trust does not require a EIN or tax return.

I try to only communicate that way now so I can maintain privacy, have backup of everything (IMessage is not automatically backed up), and also the threaded convo makes it easy to find old messages and refer to them when needed.

Can you do more to keep it secured, such as a privacy fence?  

I realize we have privacy laws that place limitations.

Imagine being one of those poor saps that had to explain to people years ago that you're investing in this crypto-currency thingy that makes ZERO sense to 99.9% of people (talking 2011-2015).

Your tenants have privacy in their individual rooms but collectively they have a right to quite enjoyment in the common areas.

This seems more down my alley because of the privacy factor.