I have the primary residence which generates no income and for the properties which I own, I have done cash-out multiple times so overall my D/I is hitting the max.Is there a way, I can move one of my properties to my wife (we are in CA and she has quit claim all properties before) without any tax implications, to open up my D/II was thinking of refinancing, adding her back, and then again refinancing and removing myself but given we collectively have more than 10 properties, this route will not work.Any other ideas?

Technically at the moment the trust still has claim to the property.

There are restrictions on what you can and can't claim on your taxes. 

It's just a good idea for them, but for me, its contractual stipulation protects me from any claim from my tenant in event I'm sued for losses from some catastrophic or other events that causes tenant losses. 

Loss of use is foryour additional expenses if you can not live there due to a covered claim (ie.

Once you know those potential total costs I would then look at if it goes beyond what his bond will cover, and then looking at the difference exceeding small claims court requirements.

Some agents will mistreat you and not let you have any leads, claiming it's training.

Update: I did not claim the income in Massachusetts as per the advice of my tax preparer.

I don't think that I can do anything about the two extra children - they're probably children from a previous relationship that they'll claim only visit every other weekend, even though it sure seems that they live there all the time. 

@Bobby Shell doesn’t sound like something you’d want to put a claim into insurance for.