Nevada has very strong asset protection law, creditor protection and liability protection for its owners, but it now has an updated Commerce Tax return for LLCs and while there aren’t any costs for those not doing business in NV, you still have to take the time to file it.Wyoming is cheap, has no state income tax, good strong laws, and privacy, but they are also slow, don’t have expedited filing options, and require original ink on their paperwork.Delaware has perhaps the strongest corporate veil protection laws and the only state with a Chancery Court.

Does anyone have experience or knowledge about using land trusts instead of an LLC, for both privacy and legal protection? 

a personal residence in an LLC can help provide a level of privacy to someone.

The plan, in short, is to convert these older homes into more of a functioning space where families can enjoy their privacy and entertain guests.

I haven't ever requested this list in particular, but I would phrase the request as follows:Requester: [Your Info]Records Sought: Property address, billing name and address, and date of termination of all properties where water service was terminated, by reason of non-payment of charges, from 01/01/2018 through 12/31/2018.Preferred Response: Excel (.xls, .xlsx), Comma Separated Values (.csv), or MSSQL (.mdf) file via email.I'd bet that at least the property address and termination date won't be shielded by a privacy exemption.

-The goal is privacy, also to be ready for future growth, and also for our kids to receive these in case of us passing.Personal current status/goal:First rental started March 2022, was our previous primary residence.

Today, I started building a privacy fence at one of my properties.

I think a view of the golf course would be splendid, provided that it didn't deter too much from privacy. 

The have a right to privacy and quiet enjoyment.

There is a fine line between giving your tenant the privacy they deserve and letting the tail wag the dog.