We looked into several electronic rent specific options a few years ago and we had some privacy concerns with the set ups. 

A land trust in and of itself is provides privacy and avoids probate.

This could be a violation of privacy and get you in trouble.

I'm hoping it's the latter.If you can't handle living in the privacy of your home (or rental) without an animal, you probably need to be a psychiatric care unit.

The association also argues that all the members and the association itself have a right to privacy which extends to an expectation that information lawfully obtained by any member is to remain private and not to be publicly disclosed. 

@Stephen Kappre seen a few really good (on paper) options in Gloucester City love to know about your experience.Has anyone started focussing in on the Opportunity Zones yet?

That might give you an added flexibility and privacy for when you are there or not as well as more income.

An LLC would be the best for liability and privacy as well as ease of use but if getting loans you may have to personally guarantee the loans.

However, I include a request to not walk the property prior to our showing appointment out of respect for the safety and privacy of my existing tenants also living at the property.Maybe a RE agent out there has another angle as to why they would be so intrusive about the ID up front without at least some inside pics and an amenities list.

No allowance for new landscape, privacy fencing or flatwork rehabilitation.