Some issues are - you back up to the Apartment complex, so you have no real privacy; I would plant a row of tall evergreens back there for screening.

I'm in the same situation where I would like to make sure my LLC is set up with privacy, not only for being sued but also so that the city doesn't personally find me responsible for code violations.Check out some of the asset protection webinars from Anderson Advisors. 

I do not share the actual report because of privacy issues.

@Theresa Harris I do have plans to build a privacy fence and a carport/garage.

hello,I am new to the forum but have been listening to BiggerPockets for awhile now, and have been having a hard time figuring out a successful route on developing a multifamily project on a property my family owns. the last couple of years there were develops that purchased three properties in our back yard and they are looking to develop a pretty good size multifamily units and now my parents are worried about privacy when that happens.

With the new laws (starting this year all LLC owners have to report their owners/beneficiaries)  there will be no privacy.

Thanks in advance - I'm stuck on how to proceed with loan in motion and how to close with the most privacy, if possible.

I am not aware of any privacy laws regarding what can and cannot be shared, but the best advice I can suggest is to only provide information that can be supported with written evidence.

Unless the property is really special (boutique hotel experience) I would think MTR or STR rents are not going to be as high as for an equivalent SF property because you lose the upside of the privacy and gain the downside of shared walls, noisy neighbors and everything else that goes along with multi-family.

They would not give me the name of the title agency that they use, however, citing privacy.