A safe place to stay, privacy, security, easy commute. 

Looking on apartments.com today reinforced my rent estimate, the rent on average is $700 per room at townhomes (packed buildings with no land or privacy).My largest concern is that it’ll take me a couple weeks to do which is two weeks rent I won’t be able to receive. 

Okay, privacy is nice, but if I am just a member, I achieve that anywhere.

Finally, it's very unlikely your lenders will trigger a Due on Sale when you transfer properties.The only advantage of the LLC is privacy and some degree of liability protection.

Our landlord is going to build an ADU in our backyard therefore we’re losing all our privacy.

To perform credit checks as a landlord, you could try to establish an account directly with Equifax or TransUnion, but most of us do not have the volume of credit history requests to justify the subscription costs, nor would most landlords have the security and privacy controls in-place.You may be better served by using a credit agency such as RentCheck or Tenant Verification Services (TVS) as an intermediary:  they will have accounts with multiple credit bureaus and can provide you access to credit histories for both Canadian and U.S.A. applicants.  

(A couple of things about the zip code - and apologies that I don’t get more specific, for privacy reasons: a good majority of properties in the zip code were built in this century.

We plan to put some plywood flooring in and fix the outside a bit (the stucco is cracked all over and it's painted pink...) and paint a bunch and put up a new fence that offers more privacy to the backyard, but what are the major fixes or additions to consider when aiming to refinance it and add value?

I am a big fan of cameras, but you really risk privacy issues inside the main living area.

This makes it very risky to hold or accept BTC as a payment medium for monthly bills that are denominated in anything other than BTC (e.g. in US dollars, other fiat currencies, or commodity index baskets).PrivacySatoshi wanted to create a payment system with greater privacy.... the way Bitcoin’s distributed ledger system shares addresses and size information about every transaction provides less privacy than would a design sharing less information.