If you are concerned about privacy then you should have created a land trust and make your out of State LLC the beneficiary of that trust. 

I ask a few questions such as:-Communication - were they responsive to emails and calls-Property care - any major issues / did they leave the property in good condition-Reason for leaving - this would give you more insight if there were issuesAnd always respect privacy if they are not willing to share.

Hi, Frank, I applied for a  VA loan it was denied because I have too many bills so my debt to income is too high My credit score is in the 720. but I have $74,000.00 in an offshore cryptocurrency company call crypto NXT website is cryptoNXT.io I want to take all of this money out but before I can withdraw this money I have to pay the taxes just like a stock.

There’s no privacy advantage any more with the new federal registration law, there’s no tax advantage, and there’s probably no liability advantage.

Besides all the issues with ADU additions such as value far less than ADU addition, primary becoming rent controlled, cost outlay long before any income, detracting from primary  Even if it is just yard and privacy, the amount of effort required, I question how you think this works cash flow rise.I do my underwriting always using the worst of any ranges.  

And it would have an impact on privacy and it would create noise.

Keep the title in the name of the trust (privacy reasons.) 

I am interested in the LLC for privacy as well as all the other benefits of doing business inside a business, just not sure about transferring my existing property.

We even have a locked mailbox for every bedroom to ensure privacy with everyone's mail. 

This amounts to lost opportunity because if you had purchased RE, at the closing it can start producing return. 5) ADUs detract from the existing structure whether this is privacy, a garage, or just yard space. 6) this is related to number 1, but there are many more buyers looking to purchase homes for their family than there are RE investors looking to purchase small unit count properties.