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. 

Once I figured out recasting, I found I preferred that instead and focussed on a debt snowball payoff strategy instead of refinancing. 

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That-being-said, gated communities do offer additional privacy that may be of importance to you.

Privacy and all.

And, what about privacy?

Keep in mind this is the same message that you will see when someone is using a CPN instead of their SSN.When someone has abused their own credit and is not interested in fixing it they will acquire a CPN ( credit privacy number )Calling it a CPN is kind of silly since the vast majority of them are criminals finding unissued SSN's and using them as their own.To give a very brief and simple explanation of how this works:Loser with fried SSN and ****** credit history decides they want a CPN so they can use that on applications and credit related things instead of their own ruined legit SSN.They contact any of the thousand "CPN credit repair" companies who issue them a CPN for a fee.