Also not sure if it's treated differently within an SDIRA but I don't think it is

Having said that, this doesn't happen all as often as someone has lead you to believe.If you move it into a LLC, you have to be sure that you are truly treating it seperate and not using your personal funds.

I think you are asking a blind question but I can tell you that we manage small apartment complexes and those tenants are treated exactly the same as a SFR tenant.

The courts have already held that this does not constitute entrapment.The best course of action is to treat all comers exactly the same.

We employ pest control services from time to time, and these companies tell us it's best to treat the entire building.Occasionally a tenant will inform us they are sensitive to pesticides and opted out.

If owners don't treat the LLC as a separate business, a court might decide that the LLC doesn't really exist and find that its owners are really doing business as individuals who are personally liable for their acts.

That way you can never be accused of treating one differently than the other. 

This way they get a glimpse into how the person treats the residence. 

I'll treat for lunch too!!

Check with your local Magistrate, but mine always says that if $500 or less worth of left stuff behind then you can take possession and treat property as abandoned.