LLC does not provide much protection, mainly for privacy.

The tenants will want privacy in their space and not worry about the other tenants stealing.6.

Also almost 99% of the notes out there say the borrower has to be current for the past 12 or some 24 months- this one they are many months behind and late.Other note:No listing agent is going to give interested parties copies of a seller's note and the riders because of privacy issues.

(3) How big of a difference for privacy for property of 2 acre size vs 10 acre？

Consult your legal counsel.Another item to Google is "FinCEN"If you think privacy today is getting reduced, wait till the govt starts using their own digital currency and know every transaction you make. 

They are great, most of our units are duplexes, but I think most voucher holders want a yard and more privacy. 

Here's my answers to your questions:1) It depends on your goals, some investors want more privacy, so they understand they won't get the same cash flow as someone that wants to rent out all the bedrooms and live in the smallest rooms.

PGE went up by ~25% in the winter/fall, not much in the summer/spring.Nurses like privacy (private entrance), quiet, utilities included (inc internet) and blackout curtains because most of them work the night shift.

If your HOA or county law allows it, and the tenants don't mind (I mean owner in a camper van in the backyard, that's not appealing to renters and they likely will not want to pay market value for less privacy), it's an idea, but why not just live with family during that time and skip the camper van altogether?

There are different types of trusts that accomplish differing objectives.A few examples of trusts:- asset protection- land trusts for privacy- estate planning trusts- sheltering wealth transfer taxes- trusts that can shelter or reduce state income tax exposure- trusts that can hold membership or limited partnership interests and provide income, estate, gift, and GST tax protection- etc.