When you give up your email or phone number online, ALWAYS be sure to read the privacy policy of the company in question.  

Installed drainage to swampy backyard and added concrete back patio and privacy fence for appeal What was the outcome?

I currently house hack a 4 bedroom and am renovating a four plex to be able to house hack with the privacy for my girlfriend and I but still the good rental income.

As for the inside, I really don't like entering my tenants' homes - it's an invasion of privacy in my opinion, and I'd like my tenants to feel like it's their home and they have the right to not have anyone come in.  

Having property owned by a trust with the underlying beneficiary being an LLC or other type legal entity provides you with the best combination of privacy (from the trust) and legal protection (from the entity).  

I have a really good setup with some lenders because I have worked for many of them as an underwriter but it gets pretty sticky with the privacy laws.

I don't live in Century, I just value my privacy on the internet thank you.My response isn't ridiculous, you are throwing out unrealistic numbers at contractors and seem to be upset that you are getting screwed over.

Land trusts provide privacy.

Not only for privacy but lack of any royalties that might be due for others profiting on the videos!    

A lot of cities will allow you to put in privacy walls/fences under 30" without a permit, but once it becomes a "retaining" wall you often have to get permits.