I don’t mind the slander, I hope that my mistake in posting the wrong company sheds light on REI nation and all the unethical practices it does Mr.clothier because the people in those houses matter more than your bottom dollar.

I do not have a solution, but may be able to shed some light on the situation.If you are insuring the properties under your personal name, with personal lines policies, any claim activity is recorded on a national database called CLUE. 

And please shed a little extra light as to how you're going about this strategy.

Can anyone shed any light on this for me?

You can always aim to do a 1031 exchange and use the 453 DST as a fall back in case the 1031 fails.453 DSTs are a popular option for those who want to transition away from real estate and "exchange" their property for other investments, like marketable securities.This is the tip of the iceberg but, hopefully, it shed a bit more light on the situation.

Those poor, innocent tenants: they didn't dump that trash in the yard, they didn't throw those mattresses over there, they didn't abandon that car out by the shed, their kids didn't kick holes in the hallway walls.....It was those rich, scoundrel landlords.

Does anyone here have any experience with making money from the storage shed that comes with the property?

Hopefully someone can shed some light on this.

If anyone can shed some light on this that would be helpful.

As for Natalie, I thanked her genuinely 2-3 times for shedding her light on the subject despite her passive aggressive responses, when all I was doing was trying to gain knowledge on quite a tricky subject.