The only downside to this option is it won't utilize the backyard space as nicely, will remove the privacy of the fence, and will overall just make the whole backyard feel like less of a "backyard"....Not sure how important that is or how it will appeal to tenants.Thank you again for all your advice and feedback! 

Less parking, less privacy?

They offer privacy, a yard, the ability to park by your front door, and a sense of community.

Banks have issues related to the Red Flag Rules, the Patriot Act, OFAC, and AML that cause them to question businesses about anything they view as potentially suspicious, just as you have the same responsibilities as a community owner/retailer.To clarify my previous post: We used Delaware because their privacy laws are better than Nevada's, and far better than any other state.

Updated fence provides privacy & ample space for pets & children to play. 2 blocks to Monon Trail, Red Line, State Fairgrounds, Library, local shops & eateries!

A few scenarios I'm pondering below... 1) Rent rooms:  Easiest and quickest option but also my least favorite since the whole privacy factor.  

That will keep your personal name off the tax records and promote privacy.

Most of that came down to location (back yard was to an apartment complex with no privacy fence big enough to help).

HERE MOST YOUNGER PEOPLE (ROOMATES) WANT 2 BATHS SO THAT THEY HAVE THEIR PRIVACY.

No I don't advocate lying to a lender nor misleading them, but I think a buyer has a right to privacy in conducting their business dealings!