After meeting this applicant we became concerned because they had so many ammenments they wanted to make to the lease (the lease was not signed nor do we have a deposit from them), insistance of blinds in the kitchen area for privacy, plus we got an overall uneasy feeling about this person.

Or even just getting her roommates in a house with a layout she’d be comfortable with enough privacy. 

Read an article about a Texas home being sold for bitcoin, and this gave me an idea.I personally don't buy into bitcoin or any cryptocurrencies, but I see an opportunity of turning crypto into cash instantly.Sellers can pay a premium for accepting crypto transactions for their listing, but will receive premium price for accepting crypto from buyer.

If you plan to buy a property using a land trust for privacy protection, how do you go about making offers? 

And it's bordering the town, but has a wooded area/park recreation in its backyard, so I think it'd be very appealing for privacy, a nice place for long term renters I'd say. 

Then the agent would have to protect your privacy and would have a fiduciary duty to you instead of the seller.Really good agents get the agency disclosure form signed up front like they are supposed to and present the buyer/broker agreement.

Is it Title Company driven, TREC driven, privacy driven, or personal preference driven?

is/has anyone buying cryptocurrencies with their IRA account? 

It has private backyard, garage and privacy but lack amenities covered by townhouses. 

It has private backyard, garage and privacy but lack amenities covered by townhouses.