Here in Canada, the Tenant is protected by PIPEDA {Personal Protection and Electronic Documents Act} - a federal privacy act.

Jermaine hereQuarterly inspection is the way to go, that is what you and it works it plants that seed in the tenant head that we will coming soon, we are well aware of the fact that tenants just want to be left alone, but if its 100% privacy thay are after maybe thay should own.

I wouldn't want to make those public in case of any kind of privacy concerns.

It can be very powerful, but also results in less privacy for sure!

Since you gentlemen clearly know all that need be known regarding my and my families situation, you can no doubt clear up some of the other "feelings" I've had "hurt"; the harassment(s), the wrongful detention, the numerous privacy violations, the forgery, the wrongful prosecution, the intimidation, the forced "accidental" eviction (when still current and up to date, by the way).

We put up a 6-foot privacy fence for $3000 for the eventual buyer; we should have done it 2 years ago.]8.

How are privacy issues, fencing, row of trees/hedges?

Privacy these days is not as much as you think.In MI anyway it is all public knowledege.

I would consider removing the hedge too for the same reason, but it depends how much privacy is desired based on the neighborhood.

He says the duplexes rent better but don’t sell as well, the same price SFH has a 3 car garage and more privacy.