FWIW, most HR depts will not give out any info re an employee - privacy laws and all.

I think our country should do the same.Getting back to the drones, I think they would be an invasion of privacy to have them here.

I'm struggling with whether or not to put up a privacy fence just spanning the back of the lot to block off his yard.

. - flexibility since like Steven mentioned LLC's can be taxed as S or C corp or partnership allowing you to mold the entity to your uses with out having to recreate or cancel entities perhaps - privacy - some states allow you to have a resident manager/member to shield who the actual owner is (you) which just makes it harder to find your assets for a case in a lawsuit using combinations of trusts and entities etc

I am a fan of the way he thinks. he will take an idea and follow the idea path in his head, letting it lead him wherever the idea goes.. its refreshing, similar to the way I like to think. we came up with an interesting foot printthe jut outs are the entrances and the pen lines around the building would be hedges for privacy.  

You gotta think of the Land Trust as for privacy, and the LLC would be for purposes of "liability protection".

Some people are and want privacy and all of that.

With out starting another huge debate over if one should just have the asset in your personal name along with "good insurance" VS. having it in an LLC -IMHO, you should strive to maximize asset protection and privacy [to keep the "ambulance chasing" attorneys off of your back].I think by having each asset in it's own land trust is about the best way to do this.  

Is it recommended to have no locks for the bedroom doors or are privacy locks ok?

If you don’t have a street address in Florida, and you don’t have a friend or family member’s address that you can use (or prefer not to), you can hire a Florida Registered Agent Service Company.Using a Registered Agent Service Company in Florida also offers more privacy and can be a more reliable setup.IncFile ($99 per year) or Northwest Registered Agent ($125 per year).Who’s the best Florida Registered Agent?