Look for ones 100 square feet larger with more privacy. 

My clients and I have good occupancy rates but my clients intentionally purchased properties in areas where there is good separation from neighbors to give guests that sense of peace, quiet, and privacy.

I believe it's $1000 or $1500 for violating the privacy, and it's a federal rule.

It's a good way to limit liability and provide a little privacy. 

This will give you and your family the space and privacy you need.Feel free to reach out.

It seems to me that the LLC is the more costly of the two.That being said, a land trust will provide privacy while the LLC provides the asset/liability protection.

With house hacking a SFR, you usually have to compromise on things like privacy, especially if you go the rent by room method and share common spaces like living/dining and kitchen areas.

If I could have more privacy in my next deal, I will certainly aim for that.

Trusts, from what I understand the law grants all property owners to transfer into a trust and no lender or other entity can legally stop you, or have repercussion if yo do. keep in mind Trusts only provides privacy and possible estate planning aspects, never asset protection. 

Almost all of the useable outdoor space is between the front of the house and the street, so I want (actually need) to create privacy in the front yard from the street.