We will be living on the property, but it's already split in half by a fence so guests will have privacy.

Privacy is extremely important and providing washer/dryer and a private yard will give you a better return.Opening up the ceiling can make the place look cool and make it look bigger.  

The financial pros are definitely great on this option but con on privacy and noise levels is higher than with SFH

LVP as a flooring, solid plywood cabinets, resilient counters, as this looks to be a side by side- maybe privacy fencing the back yard.  

I have a few properties and now want to create some liability protection and privacy by forming an LLC structure with either NV or WY as a parent.

If it has an alley in the back that is even better for privacy as you live in the main house. 

Since I’m now an empty-nester, I am also willing to downsize to something smaller.If I bought something in the neighborhood of $130k (or less) that would potentially leave me with $50k to play with and use for either a couple of down payments or for an outright purchase.I should mention that I’m not really interested in house hacking since I’ve grown over the years to really like my privacy and peace and quiet.It’s a pretty exciting time for me, and I was hoping to get some feedback and insight from the more knowledgeable folks here.

Question is, do I tape the form to the door or put it in an envelope, and tape the envelope to the door, to give the tenant a bit more privacy.

I wanted to close in the yard with a nice fence for privacy, and they think the money is better spent pouring a nice size porch with a covering.

(CA LLC fees being very high - $800 our year.)I have heard that NV LLC is good for privacy-protection, WY for low-costs, DE for corporations.I am looking for good/otherwise experiences for LLCs (Serial?)