If you were just a private investor, you could fully claim right to privacy and none could fault you for it.

I love it when they complain about how i interfere with their privacy when i am doing things that benefit THEM!

And any vacant property of normal lot size that offers a degree of privacy from the neighbors can also become a source of monthly rental income.

When you get somebody who looks good on paper and they come to a showing, take a peak at their car, inside and out, that'll tell you everything a home visit will with much less invasion of privacy.

I agree that there are good reasons people would sell for less than market like expediency, privacy or other reasons.

were not given for privacy reasons.I think I will pass on that.No Jay, it is not Morris Invest.

Some of the basics of a RLT are:- more thorough;- let’s you set up who will get what…when and how;- helps avoid probate and creates great privacy (assets and identities);- you get a trustee;- makes things much more efficient and cost effective;- can be changed during your lifetime, if and when necessary.Of course, I’m not a legal professional and one should be consulted, but this is what I’ve learned through my personal experience so far.

Adults do not like the lack of privacy if others are in the house.2. 

This break has allowed me to spruce up my place with a DIY patio and a planter/screen in the backyard to provide more privacy and outdoor seating area.

I'm not what is intended by that, but it could be interpreted to mean that you will not fix anything ever (even if its landlord responsibility by law).Also, it looks like the bathroom and bedrooms could use some window coverings for privacy.