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.

So it would be doable although the areas are all connected (aside from the garage) so I don't imagine the separate areas would have much privacy.

(2) Is the lack of privacy the main reason?

This request sounds ridiculous to me as this is the point it have hedge tree to provide more privacy.

Ease of transaction, convenience, speed, privacy, etc all may factor in.So in closing, while I agree that a vast majority of wholesalers do it wrong (and perhaps illegally), there are some who do it right and while FL may be "cracking down" I don't see a legit argument for licensed vs unlicensed when it comes to the "stealing equity" argument.

I have other SFHs and I used Zillow estimate on the rent and they seem quite reasonable to me. (2) What are the other reasons for the master suite not rented out for such a long time, except the privacy issue?

They want to deal with buyers who are ready to go and they don't want to disrespect their clients privacy by dispersing the property financials before a potential buyer is vetted.    

Only reason was privacy, but even then, a simple search can dig up names.

Most commonly, people use the registered agent service for privacy reasons, but that's not really a concern of mine at this point.Many thanks in advance for your responses!

It is my understanding that delinquencies are to be treated as confidential, so if a tenant has been informed of it, this seems a clear violation to me of my right to privacy and confidentiality.