The llc can be used if you’re really worried about privacy, though it will take about a minute to figure out the owner if you transfer it a week or a month after purchasing.TLDR: get an umbrella that’s higher than your net worth, get the llc if you want to pretend to have privacy. 

Notice that as you get more privacy and do less work, your cash flow will go down.1.

AirBNB will actually lock out rentals if renters report the owner for violation of privacy.

How can we address problems like loneliness and atomization while satisfying people's needs for privacy?

Trying to see what my limits are with a single family residence and separating for privacy reasons. 

Most of my prospective tenants are 30-somethings and want privacy and wi-fi, preferably high-speed...So I have tried a little device that plugs into the wall outlet that is suppose to reach other connections...but it does not work to the house in back...any other suggestions.

Make sure you are aware of the Due on Sale Clause, that is a part of most mortgages.Anonymous LLCs may assist with privacy but, if the LLC that owns your property is sued, the plaintiff will quickly learn your name (since you will defend your LLC), and they will amend the complaint to include you personally.

While some guests will find the security camera comforting and see it as something installed for their safety, others will feel it's a violation of their privacy or be creeped out that you're watching them.

The privacy, etc. is nice but in addition there are rules like SB9 that may allow you to split the property into two properties. 

For privacy reasons I can send you the information if you direct message me.