Leveled house- exterior paint, fresh landscaping, added privacy fence, interior paint, new windows, new mini split heat pump system, painted kitchen cabinets, new counters and hardware, new bathroom vanities and toilets, expoxied baby blue bathtub and tile surround white.

Do you value time/privacy or money more?

The next demographic cycle, in my humble opinion will actually cause more people to buy homes for privacy and cleanliness reasons (I know I am going out on a limb here saying that), but we also still have a shortage of apartments until 2030~ or so.

This amounts to lost opportunity because if you had purchased RE, at the closing it can start producing return.5) ADUs detract from the existing structure whether this is privacy, a garage, or just yard space. 6) this is related to the value added by the ADU, but there are many more buyers looking to purchase homes for their family than there are RE investors looking to purchase small unit count properties.

Let's break it down:Sole ownership-Keeping the property in your name is the easiest way, but it means if something goes wrong, your personal stuff could be at risk.Land Trust-A land trust can hide that you're the owner, giving you some privacy and maybe less trouble if certain issues pop up.

.- Increased Marketability: A larger, single lot may appeal to buyers looking for more space and privacy.- Potential for Higher Value: Combining the lots could increase the overall value due to the larger size and unified waterfront access.Cons of Combining Lots:- Limiting Buyer Pool: Some buyers may be interested in smaller, less expensive parcels.- Zoning and Regulation Challenges: Combining lots could complicate zoning and what can be built on the property.- Costs and Legalities: There may be costs and legal procedures involved in combining the lots officially with the county.I'm leaning towards combining them for the simplicity and the unique appeal it could offer to a certain market segment.

I would prefer two routers for privacy purposes. 

She wants to have a place already mainly for privacy, and I have been looking into a multifamily (4plex).

Depending on which state you have created an LLC and which state is your property in, you may have no privacy in your identity or may have complete privacy. 

This not only helps protect the tenant's belongings, but also gives the property manager peace of mind knowing that their tenants are adequately covered in the event of any unforeseen circumstances.Notice of Entry:Tenants have the right to privacy, which is a fundamental aspect of their living arrangements.