Realize the rents on containers might be less than rents on a traditional storage facility because of the perception of the public (it looks like crap to see a bunch of containers side by side, versus an actual storage facility). 

Realtors can search by keywords in the public remarks and agent remarks in MLS.

I promised to not make the amount public but I'll say that it was more than fair for me.

Probably a conversation you want to avoid on a public forum. 

Since you mention the tenants were military, you might want to check out this post for some ideas: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/593030-publicly-shaming-an-evicted-former-tenant-do-it-or-not (not the public shaming part but there were plenty of ideas from posters about how to deal with military tenants who left damages and owing money somewhat similar to your situation)

The land trusts can also be utilized to remove your name from public record for a given property, as you can have your attorney sign as the "nominee trustee" of the land trust, then have yourself become the "trustee" after the signing is done - per the language you use to form the land trust.

These are the easiest to find assuming your cities sales are a matter of public record.

Flip it - rehab, put on the market, pay off her mortgage and take whatever left.Not sure how you wholesale it - appraisal is $110K and it's public info.

@Andy MirzaThe ERISA plan asset rules may come into play if pension funds are used unless the funds main line of business is the development of real estate (REOC), or the fund is a publicly traded company registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940.To qualify as a REOC the fund must invest at minimum 50% of its assets in qualifying real estate considered managed or being developed.

This will give you some basic info culled from public records.