The lawsuit serves the registered agent but the case file and amended complaint will include the LLC members.I'm not saying you can't protect your privacy, but an LLC and out of state registered agent is a very thin veil for anyone looking for real privacy. 

I am not opposed to spending for an LLC if it can solve my privacy problem. 

Call it karma.Take a little time and invest a little money into protecting and preserving your sanity, privacy, and property rights.

If you want greenery, American Holly is a TN native tree that will give you privacy, deer generally hate it and it has few disease problems.

They cannot say why for privacy reasons. 

Hello, I'm going to sell a home, the price range of recently sold similar homes here is between 200,000$ and 275,000$________________________ There are unpleasant views around the home, a solid fence would not be tall enough to cover due to the sharp slope of land here, Privacy trees around the lot would complete the current garden atmosphere and provide privacy thus increasing the appeal and monetary value of the home by so much. ___________________ However, I heard banks want to make sure that a home they finance is worth the money they are loaning, _______________ I just don't want to pay thousands of dollars for this idea, only to find out that mortgage lenders don't value the landscaping much and just take into consideration the value of the actual home structure when it comes to deciding what monetary amount they value the home. __________________ Would a bank actually loan a house buyer more money because of the landscape ?

Trees not only add beauty to the environment, they can be used in a landscape to increase privacy and shade yards and homes.

If those laws provide less privacy protection than those of  the state where the entity was first formed, the laws of  the state where the property is located will prevail.Again, that is my understanding from what I was told.

@Paul James When I double close I always pay for the closing fee, so not an issue about honesty, its about privacy.

I'll call the borrower by his first name of Calvin; land trusts are supposed to be used allegedly to "protect privacy" - but in this case the name is in the public records anyway ...Second, property was purchased for $28,000 by Calvin.