When I asked why they don't just look at the ones from before, I was told it is to protect my privacy and the records get sent and then deleted.

Don't say privacy because if you are buying & selling there has to be some compromise there.Thanks...Bill 

The LLC may give you more privacy and separate you from the property but you still have liability issues, it is not full proof.  

I would like to use my first, real name, but concerned about the privacy issues.

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I ultimately built my private lodge and conference center on the property, which is surrounded by retired high profile former rock stars and others seeking privacy in an area in San Diego county.While on my mission to find the ideal property, I made a list of the criteria and visualized not only what it would look like but how it would be used.Early plans called for property search efforts in Santa Barbara county's Santa Ynez Valley.  

If it is occupied, I am respectful of the individual's privacy, but if it is vacant, I try to get every room from every angle to include all the mechanicals. 

Yes, you own the property but they also have the right to privacy.  

But if a regular SFR that abuts the street sells for $750k, it should not be selling for $750K x 2 for two on a lot. 2 on a lot brings down the value of both homes (more crowded, no privacy, less yard, less parking).For $1.5m, you should be able to do much better than a 3+ cap.  

In Hoboken, we fetch just as high, if not higher rent for units in a small/old buildings (with updates inside) - because you're paying for privacy.