People like their privacy.

I feel confident that any small claims court would see this as a clear violation of privacy and Florida tenant laws. 

A spouse can also participate in the same plan, there are additional tax benefits compared to an IRA, and there is generally greater privacy.

I looked into and read the Landlord Tenant Act for Arizona and didn't find anything about sharing that info or privacy.

You need to respect your tenants space and privacy, but you also need to make sure they aren't trashing the place.

She felt it was an invasion of privacy.

But again, building on my previous post, if you power-play over them and don't respect them, their home, and their privacy, the tenants WILL leave and your vacancy/turnover costs will kill whatever perceived savings you think you have from doing these frequent inspections.

And *definitely* don't do anything even *remotely* close to this with a tenant in a dedicated rental property.Finally, Account Closed, as said already, I HIGHLY recommend that you go into your profile/privacy settings and set your name so that your last name is only an initial.

Anna,the degree to which you want anonymity and privacy in a Trust depends largely on what you are trying to accomplish.If you are a rehabber or a flipper, a Land Trust with your personal name as Trustee and your LLC as beneficiary works best.

A spouse can also participate in the same plan, there are additional tax benefits compared to an IRA, and there is generally greater privacy.