You lose some privacy, but the rental market around UCF is probably pretty high ($650/$700/mo per room when I was going there 10 years ago).

Originally posted by @Jason Arcuri: Also, most people like to be on first floor hence why rent is always higher for first floor in equivalent units.That's not a given and depends, I've seen the opposite due to the privacy and quietness of the upper unit.

It seems people are willing to give up personal space (e.g. full kitchens) for affordable rent and some level of privacy (having a micro-apartment rather than sharing a house with 3 roommates), as long as they have access to the things they want when they want them (e.g. car2go, restaurants, etc.)  

You should provide a home that ensures security and privacy.

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. 

This may or may not be something you're interested in but I prefer it for my own privacy.

-The goal is privacy, also to be ready for future growth, and also for our kids to receive these in case of us passing.Personal current status/goal:First rental started March 2022, was our previous primary residence.

I always cover all my windows with inexpensive window treatments for privacy and give the illusion of someone living there. 

When they ask what do you do say "just some real estate", or "this and that", or "STOP TRYING TO VIOLATE MY PRIVACY" LOL

If mortgage is involved, no due-on-sale triggers, and as much OR MORE privacy as an LLC.If you hold title to several properties in one LLC and you get nailed with a lien or judgment, it will attach to all the properties therein.