Keep her project private.

How She Keeps Her Project Private

In a city like San Diego, where public property records and real estate groups are highly active, maintaining privacy requires structural legal fortification.

• The Land Trust or Anonymous LLC: She should not own or manage the property under her personal name or the owner's birth name. High-net-worth individuals frequently utilize a Wyoming or Delaware LLC, or a Blind Land Trust, to hold the title. When someone searches the San Diego County Assessor's records, they only see the name of the trust or a corporate entity—not the individual.

• Strict NDAs for Contractors: Every single person walking onto that job site—from the master furniture maker to the drywaller—must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). This contract must explicitly forbid taking photos, sharing locations on social media, or discussing the architectural layout.

• Private Utilities & Gated Access: For maximum physical privacy during construction, high-end builders install temporary security parameters, private security sweeps, and mask the site from street view using specific privacy netting.