I have never heard of a real estate privacy trust, is it true that you can transfer title from an individual into such a trust and the lender cannot call the note due?

Luckily, the covenants don't allow it, although it would have been behind a privacy fence.

(sure; we can expand the privacy fence into the alley. 

This is a total loss of privacy and a large inconvenience.I would do something with an upfront fee and something after the house is sold if the tenant does what they agreed to.At least a month total. 

Have your tenants fill out an application and if they're serious do a background/credit check and income verification, show them pictures of the property (when it was vacant) and let them know for the privacy of my current tenant I am only showing the property to prospective tenants who will qualify for the property.  

I am looking to close it in for privacy and limit access to property through the carport.

To @Tracey Robinson point - I see people moving out from the SF downtown highrises into SFH as people seek privacy & more space.

Now I don't expect that's going to do it for you  so here.https://epic.org/privacy/ssn/testimony_0501.html

{student} tenant applicants.The whole notion of sovereignty aside, the difference in privacy laws between the two countries, is a good reason to keep them separate :-)

Others use erentpayments.com   I like the ease and privacy this offers and the charges to me are only 3.00 a month (I cover all charges) I have only had erentpayments backfire once.