And it may come as an unpleasant surprise to them when I remove the chain link fence and build our planned privacy fence on the actual line, on what they may have perceived as "their property" for all these years.

Set in a secluded and tranquil park-like setting, this barn style custom home is ideal for the avid hunter or for someone who appreciates privacy and longs to get away from the hustle and bustle of city living.

It's given me lifelong friendships, and I would say that it's the ideal, economical way to live; as long as one can give up a little privacy, haha.

If I had a big lot with outdoor space, garden, some privacy, etc..

I wasn't there every day, and the buyers were in and out all the time, already concerned with their "privacy".To water-proof the exterior walls, we put felt between all the studs.

Sounds insane, but where else can you get those views, with that privacy, lot size and price point? 

As you know us fairly well by now as tenants, we keep the place well, and just prefer the privacy.

If you don't like what someone does in the privacy of their home or property just because it doesn't adhere to your comfort level, then move. 

This would give you privacy and the ability to still attend to your business needs.

Another scenario is you own a duplex you hire someone as PM while you enjoy the privacy as a resident.