How to handle the obvious objections.When to give up and hang up and when to persist.Legal don'ts and advice.Protecting personal privacy in the case of an angry seller/prospect.

If you are closing using a simultaneous closing the benefit is the privacy that seller does not know what you are selling the house for and the buyer does not know what you bought the house for.

However, I've been standing on the sidelines for far too long - time to make it happen.I am a lawyer by training, and spent some time as an Air Force Judge Advocate or "JAG" (a military lawyer, for those who haven't seen the TV show), and transitioned into the federal government in the field of information privacy/security. 

In my efforts to find highly targeted marketing list of motivated sellers, I have been pursuing code violation lists and eviction lists for several Colorado counties including Denver, Jefferson, Arapahoe, and Douglas....

Trusts provide privacy and yes you should absolutely own the property in trust.

But you have to respect the tenant's privacy. 

Small price to pay for the isolation and privacy in our 5 acres of forest that's surrounded by another 30 acres of conservation forest!

I am wondering if a nice privacy fence would do the trick?  

I personally would like the privacy but it will be around $3,500 for the fence.Account Closed Thanks.

You'll trade off a bit of privacy and (perhaps) location.