It's flexible, cheap (no membership cost if you already have a Microsoft office account), no privacy concern, etc.

Additional costs include landscaping - we always provide a good fence so the properties each feel like they have their own space and privacy, and meeting any local parking requirements which may or may not include covered parking, and we always split out the meters so each tenant pays their own utilities.

Thought we had seen it all.I have a single adult tenant in an apartment complex who has been complaining for the last 4 months that the AC can't keep up (it is a simple single row 4 apartments with each unit having their own privacy fences so no one can see the AC from the road). 

Total remodeled the space, added some walls for additional privacy.

I'd 100% advocate for going this route because you'll be able to maintain some privacy!

The LLC provides an additional layer of protection and (if done right) privacy.

Hello BP Comm,I'm considering moving to Las Vegas and looking to house hack, but would want privacy and not rent by the room.

My husband likes his privacy so I’m not sure if we can incorporate any type of house hacking into our home?

By renting the loft to a flight attendant who was often flying, I had a good deal of privacy and still had all of the bills paid by the tenant.

While we, as landlords have the right to periodic inspections, the tenants, have a right to a reasonable expectation of privacy.