were not given for privacy reasons.I think I will pass on that.No Jay, it is not Morris Invest.

Just my two cents if im a buyer touring the property, understanding I’m in Maryland and don’t know your market, I’d want it to be more turn-key.Missing fridge = $$ and annoyance for me to purchaseNo blinds/privacy anywhere in the house = $$ and annoyance for me purchaseNo glass installed around the shower = $$ and annoyance for me to purchaseUgly fan above bathtub, cover with white register?

Was considering some privacy fencing for my dog. 

SO is not a fan of the house hack (privacy and safety concerns) and multis are hard to come by, so either seems like buying and holding or keep renting and use our money elsewhere. 

BP does have privacy settings that one should use if they want their information to remain private. 

How well do you understand trust accounting, reporting, maintenance of records, privacy laws, etc?  

Land Trusts can offer certain privacy and asset protection benefits, as the Trustee's name rather than the beneficiary's name appears on the property title.In summary, LLCs offer liability protection and flexible management structures, while Land Trusts offer privacy and asset protection benefits.

I also understand that one of the major advantages of establishing a trust is privacy.

The two reasons I am trying to set up the land trust is (a) privacy and (b) the beneficial interest I would be selling is considered personal property, not real property.

I am incredibly open to EVERYONE about the realities of this type of marketing and the risks involved.Anyone who tells you they ALWAYS succeed is either inexperienced, or trying to sell you something.I am 100% willing to anonymize and share this client’s performance data, a complete list of changes made by our team, search terms that generated clicks, screenshots of landing pages run, and a transcript or recording of all client calls, so people on BP can judge for themselves.I want to respect everyone’s privacy, so I’ll let Jerryll make the final call on that.Jerryll, if you’d like to have a respectful conversation about client performance and how we can hash it out, my door is always open.