Most states will require you register your out of state company, so any privacy is gone. 

Spend 1k for a privacy fence or no?  

I suppose the type of buyer who is looking for a high end finished product is not looking for yard work, but then again, maybe buyers want privacy with the option to do gardening when they retire etc...Any thoughts based on experience in the area would be a big help! 

Privacy laws in Canada make it rather unlikely you will find such lists to purchase (as it is illegal to sell personal information in that manner).You can target tax sale properties by watching the BC Gazette in the weeks leading up to tax sales (in NB they occur in April and October, but the timing is different in every province).

You lose some privacy, but the rental market around UCF is probably pretty high ($650/$700/mo per room when I was going there 10 years ago).

Each county in Calif is different:some provide name, addr, others to not under the 'privacy act'

We like the small layer of extra privacy while advertising and we like not having to track all the spam we get on these accounts after removing the add from the internet.  

I am not sure you can do background checks on minors due to privacy issues.

"Nearby" comps, based on distance alone, can be almost meaningless in many war zone areas, where the Class A and Class B neighborhood are separated from a Class C- neighborhood by nothing more than a patch of woods or even just a privacy fence.

FREEDOM, PRIVACY, YEAH!!)