because I'm not doing a land trust for privacy reasons. it's just for protection against personal liabilities such as bankruptcy.   

Tons of reasons why these little places are popular with buyers... additional income, a place for Mom, a place for that kid that just came back home, Airbnb with a little privacy...

How are other 'buy & hold' investors financing properties long term and protecting their privacy?

This section is going to have the message of one more call to action. this section should be along with your logo privacy policy terms of use etc...Some Tips1.

To me it honestly seems like an unnecessary expense for a landlord and a potential invasion of privacy for a tenant.I would not personally want to be a customer on either end but I wish you the best of luck.

@Grant GriffithsI'd keep looking into that lease option (contract sell) type of stuff.On the feedback: the possible correctable ones I see there are:Plant a cheap row of young plants that way at least when the concern of backing to an apartment comes up, you can play up the long term that there will be a privacy hedgerow.The other two concerns I doubt you can do much about at this point.Good luck.  

The certified public accountants prepare reviewed semiannual and annual financial statements twice yearly and the company provides them to interested accredited investors upon request and returning its privacy non-disclosure agreement.

So...I had the idea of installing a concrete pad in my back yard, sprucing it up with a privacy fence and maybe a patio and parking my camper there! 

How is it done in Canada because of the privacy laws that we have that make it extremely illegal to have such a thing as listsource?

I could not get him on lewd and lascivious acts because it was in the privacy of my apartment and they could not name a 'victim' per say.