It's not necessarily your tenant that can be an issue... a year from now that tenant you evicted and give your bank information to their boyfriend to pay for online merchandise, shipped to a vacant house, etc. https://www.chase.com/commercial-bank/treasury-management/cash-flow 

I actually have an eBay store where I sell merchandises and I made a profit for the past 4 years.

Sheree Hsu If you had a store, would you let customers walk out with merchandise without paying and then invite them back next month just so you can keep a store full of customers?

You have all bought cars, with 'factory incentives' and various merchandising program that get you 1.9% interest for 72 months or whatever...

I buy and sell merchandise for a living, and all of my "buys and sells" are still being done under my own name (personal "sole proprietor name") and not my LLC.5.)

You will spend your time trusting agents, inspectors, plumbers, and electricians about the merchandise.

And don't take this the wrong way but based on all of your posts on the topic, I sense that you also have a deep rooted envy for people like Graham who are able to able to build an audience like he has.If you have a huge following online you're going to monetize that following in one of a few ways: -Ad revenue -Sponsorships -Affiliates -Product sales (sometimes physical products like merchandise, sometimes digital products like ebooks, courses, memberships)There is a reason why so many influencers sell digital products.

Your flip property is not a capital asset, it is merchandise to your flipping business.  

Also cars and other merchandise.

Will a giant company come after me for a single rental or two that was decorated with merchandise based on a movie, probably not.