Or a privacy fence so that neighbors did not 'have to have customers looking into THEIR back yards' (other home based businesses in town have done that).?

-other 2 Bedrooms – back of closets plywood – apply glueboard or something-paint interior-outdoor privacy fencing to block off big green electrical box in back corner of yard-backyard - lumpy, don't know what to do about that, grass spotty – don’t really want the cost of resoddingWhat kind of budget would you put together for this rental ready rehab?

@Eric Giovannucci - If you post in our PRO Only forum, you have much more privacy in what you post.  

However, my logic says that if he was so recently arrested for intent to sell, that he is very likely still involved in the same social circle and will probably use your home as his base of operations as it provides him a certain level of security and privacy.

Well, she is likely in violation of company policy meant to protect privacy of the borrower if she shares certain information with you.   

For privacy, many investors take title in a land trust, with the LLC as the beneficiary of the land trust.You have great city and state REIAs (Columbus REIA and Ohio REIA) as resources if you don't get a specific referral here.

I'm in it long term for the privacy and tax benefits this method affords. 

At least not without violating Federal privacy laws, or at least not legally.

They have access to all of this.Other than privacy so far both look like decent offerings.

Here is part of an article found on smallbusiness.chron.com An LLC that acts as its own registered agent will not have the added privacy enjoyed by LLCs that elect other businesses to serve as the company's registered agent, according to SCORE.