While a land trust provides privacy, events like a death occurring on a land trust property a victim can find out who the beneficiary is and they can be liable.

Now you have this 'great idea', that landlords should go out and spend more money on finger print readers, airBNB scanning software and schemes to track renters movement, now some renters are having privacy concerns.

Landlords are so short-sighted when it comes to hiring property management companies and always mention some variation of, "but 8% is a lot..." nearsightedness.How much do you really know about the following:1) Fair Housing laws2) Fair Credit Reporting Act3) Consumer Privacy Protection laws4) Local rental ordinances5) State eviction laws and procedures6) Etc...Everyone thinks property management is easy until something goes wrong...

Do you have a written privacy policy?

There is really nothing you can do if the dog was approved, maybe consider a privacy fence.

Keep the impact to your current tenants at a minimum and respect their privacy.

What a joke you are, I hope you find some decency for people's privacy and come to your senses. 

I like this service because the tenants do not have my cell phone number and adds a level of privacy.

I believe that if you are flying them for private use and not intruding on the privacy of others, you are free and clear. 

So it begs the questions:  what's really not being disclosed, what privacy is actually being protected?