What's your privacy policy?

That isn't always the easiest information to convince a seller to provide during a sale (they'll say they're concerned about privacy) but without it you're sitting on some added risk. 

Also I suggest setting up Callrail or something similar that will protect your privacy if Codes or some other government agency gives you calls about them.Best of luck!

Do you like your privacy?

Privacy While not required by statute, reasonable notice by the landlord for access to the rental propertyshould be addressed in the lease.

We prefer brick construction if possible and it would be great if there was a fence for privacy.

If you are single, forego your privacy and get a roommate for even more rent money.  

Sort of hitting a brick wall at this point as some parties are not allowed to reveal owner's information due to privacy policies.

It was buried in their Terms of Use page along with their privacy policy and other legalese.

I'm in house counsel, and for bigger firm work on stuff in the tech industry we're looking at $400-450/hour for data privacy work, $550/hour for patent litigation work, and around $300/hour for general corporate.For comparison, regular old IT consultants for any number of average IT gigs will run you between $200-250, so to expect an attorney to come in cheaper than that sort of consultancy is asking for trouble.If you want to get a good deal, you gotta look at alternative fee structures, specifically flat rate fee for certain tasks.