As others have said yes you are overthinking this, if the property isn't going to be held in the LLC then it probably isn't worth the cost of the LLC and the tenant could still look you up, if you wanted a little more privacy from public records you could put the property in the name of a trust and get a PO box or other virtual mailbox that the county would send your property tax bill to. 

National news today is giving us a lesson in framing, teaching us why we should be careful about privacy and how we can be attacked in the public sphere.An example: http://money.cnn.com/2018/04/23/media/sean-hannity-real-estate-hud/index.htmlThis has nothing to do with your views on Sean Hannity personally.

There are also liability issues, privacy concerns, and asset protection factors to consider.

Got this one yesterday for my STUDIO honeymoon cabin:2 stars“Feel where this house is all one room no privacy”'Cause, y'know, studios are so known for their multiple rooms...Other complaints in his private remarks included getting lost on the way to the cabin... when I provide explicit directions and clearly state in the check-in email that it's up a private drive that doesn't appear on GPS.  

I have it described as this:"Split floor plan is ideal for roommates with a master suite on each end or privacy for a new family."

My first thought would be to privacy fence off your property.

Seems like a basic right to have privacy, especially in a C neighborhood.

He quoted me:Moving bathroom walls/adding dry wall: $3KReplacing door with window: $1KAdding island w/ stove and oven: $4.5KRelocating sink: $3.5KAdding dishwasher: $600Replacing door w/ Wall and W/D hookups: $3.5KAdding privacy fence: $1.5KAdding central A/C: $6KFloors: $8KI haven't gotten a second opinion yet from another contractor.

May be it depends how the properties are located from the privacy and convenience aspect for two different owners?

So, we did the only thing we could do and put up a privacy fence around the good portion of the back yard.