The tenant would have a defense if he had a reasonable expectation of privacy.

I love the big yard and sense of privacy.

The reason so may people HATE our kind (investors) is because of these "sneaky" ways to get leads.Methods like these absolutely have no regards for someones privacy.

I am a realtor so I still have access to all the lists that are going away due to privacy laws.

There are different solutions in titling your property for "Privacy Protection" that would have been less expensive, but if you are looking for Liability protection then the LLC is good. 

I'm wondering if they would be willing to give up those amenities for privacy, even if it's in a below par neighborhood.

If I'm renting or leasing a home or apartment unit, why should my privacy enjoy less protections from state intrusion than a weekend rental car? 

There are plenty of people who won't/can't/don't want to live in an apartment/condo building so a detached unit /ADU should be a great long-term play because people will pay more for that privacy. 

It was a sacrifice for both of us but it was especially hard on my loving wife because of expectations of privacy and frankly, getting adjusted to our trajectory in life (which I think has been a very good one since we got engaged).I do have some strong opinions on the matter.For many people, delayed gratification is a concept that needs to be discussed and acted on. 

The registered agent's name and address is on the LLC docs, which ensures my privacy.