I understand that networking can be extremely valuable in real estate, but the trade off is your privacy. 

I would suggest trying to block the view and or sound to help the buyers feel that there is alot of privacy even with the main road.

That includes selling time and escrow, and possibly falling out of escrow and starting over again.People using wholesellers, opendoor, offerpad types of services are not necessarily doing it for privacy or convenience. 

Properties on acreage with privacy and views are still doing OK keeping in mind that we are in slow season and not compared to the pandemic years which were outliers in terms of performance.

I set it up there for the privacy that WY offers from 3rd parties.

If you provide all the hookups and they have some degree of their own outdoor space/privacy you could easily get $550-$700 per month. 

The main home is 70ft away so the sense of privacy is  great.

Have your privacy on the other but if you're still not comfortable with the cash flow then you have the option of renting out one of your rooms on your side as well.  

You’re on-site for maintenance issues or tenant concerns, which cuts down on the hassle of traveling to a separate location.Loan Accessibility: Getting a mortgage for a duplex can be easier than financing other types of investment properties because you can use the potential rental income from the second unit to help qualify for the loan.Tax Benefits: Owning a rental property can open up opportunities for various deductions like mortgage interest, property taxes, operating expenses, and depreciation.Disadvantages of Investing in DuplexesPrivacy Issues: Living so close to your tenants means less privacy.

This gives me privacy AND protection.