If true, try local rags, church newsletters, signs,etc.Why are you concerned about "privacy" when trying to rent out a property?

Setting up an LLC is more about privacy and liability protection than saving on taxes.For your first deal, it’s usually fine to buy in your own name, especially if you’re using a traditional mortgage.

Hi- Looking for input: Keeping details high-level for privacy. 3–4 bed SFH, ~2,000–2,600 sf, 2000s build, water/preserve outlook, NO private pool, standard HOA (not a resort community).

While house hacking is a great strategy for many, it’s not the right fit for us — we’re raising our family and value our privacy. 

You're going to run into this in most of the major STR markets because within the last 2 years we have seen a massive spike in available inventory.In order to compete with the competition now, hosts/owners/operators need to step up their game and be willing to invest in good quality furniture, memory foam mattresses, high quality linens, professional seasonal photography, etc.In the high desert, most visitors are looking for peace, quiet, privacy, and amazing scenery so this means stay away from purchasing homes in residential neighborhoods with neighbors on all sides.

Section 8 doesn’t technically require a closet for a room to qualify as a bedroom, it’s more about meeting local building codes and safety standards like proper egress (a window big enough for escape) and a door for privacy.

The downside is you’ll still pay CA income tax on the profits (since you live there), but you’d only be paying one state’s LLC fee instead of two.Option 3 – The Wyoming holding company routeThis one’s the “fancy” structure a lot of people pitch for privacy and protection.

You don’t have to start with a house hack if you value your privacy.

My tenants are often female, and they usually prefer being on the second floor for additional privacy and safety concerns.

Anonymity/privacy, tax purposes, legal protection, etc.