We are building a privacy fence and want to ensure we are within our property boundaries.

Balancing Privacy and Profit: How do you ensure your privacy while maximizing your space for tenant occupation?

My wife and I won't be able to afford a house on our own, much less one that will have an ADU for my dad, as he would most likely want some amount of privacy and freedom and not just a room in our house.

They are sold off-market, often because the seller wants a quick sale, the property is distressed, or for privacy reasons.

Another option is to buy a house, divide it into separate units, and keep one for yourself while renting out the others for more privacy.

Try asking yourself these questions:Do you value more privacy and a traditional home feel (single-family), or are you comfortable with potentially closer proximity to tenants (duplex)?

These developments offer the amenities and privacy of single-family homes with the flexibility and affordability of rental properties, filling the “Missing Middle” gap in the market.Another trend that has emerged is the use of light gauge steel construction, which offers durability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

When we asked for references our sales guy (Noah) said that he couldn't provide any because of privacy issues. 

I did switch to one of those (not going to say publicly for privacy & security).Uploading data or settings from Mint is going to be a very tall order.

With respect to your privacy, would you say that there is a sub $100k in your area of NC?