Don't let anyone tell you they won't give out names dues to privacy.

Each property is titled in a separate trust, affording maximum privacy and protection."

A land trust is typically used as a privacy tool.

I am a real estate investor and also real estate agent (working part time) and focussing on investment properties.I am looking for good cashflow oceanfront properties in Florida.

That's when we started looking at business entities, not only for the asset protection (insurance protects us fairly well there), but for privacy as well (as much separation between us personally and our tenants).Transfer from our names to our LLC didn't cost us any extra in term of taxes (transfers were to a "wholly owned entity") and our insurance carrier extended our coverage to our rentals because our LLC has a single member (the LLC is an extra named insured on the policies).

The back yard is completely fenced with privacy fence and chain link.Taxes are relatively low, due to the homestead status.  

Hi All,I am planning to buy a home in Bayonne,NJ.It has a drive way on right hand side that looks shared, it's neigbouring(R.H.S) property also has a narrow driveway on RHS.also both properties has backyard together with no physical boundries, also garages in the backyard, I came to know that earlier there was only one owner for both propertiesRealtor told me that drive way is not shared, but current owner has allowed neighbour to use driveway for his easyness, and neighbour uses that driveway to put stuff in his garage that he uses as store.Just wondering how I can find out if driveway is shared or not, or "easyness" is neighbours right or not.For privacy reasons, if I buy that home I would like to partition it and put a gate on driveway enterance.

There is an unfortunate move towards making public records less publicly accessible in the name of privacy protection.

As a landlord you cannot request a criminal background report on an applicant {due to privacy law}.  

The realtor we are working with said that they can't because of privacy, but other books and posts I've read seems to say otherwise.