We have looked into renting a fifth wheel to try it out, but we don't have a vehicle to tow a large one, and the thought of driving someone else's rig with their vehicle or a rented vehicle is pretty daunting.

Such as "shared property", landlord lives on property, yard is a common area kept clean, assigned parking spot-one vehicle, etc, I don't know.

IOW, this covers you, the owner, to bring the property to complete if faulty workmanship, defective materials, carelessness, or accident occurs.And another (while I am at it): Automobile Liability What if a vehicle backs into your building?

Some for storage, some for vehicles has been my experience.

From my perspective im seeing Big inflation with costs like home/business/vehicle insurance.

Or if you have a W-2 job that covers your "nut" (housing and all vehicle/student loans/credit cards) you have reserves and good credit.

I had to take time off work to give my body time to heal and find another vehicle.

But when your place is renting for $22 to $30 a day for the criminal element you become a vehicle for them to conduct bussiness.I ultimately delisted and placed a longterm tenant.

The Delaware Statutory trust (and its cousin the Tennant in Common TIC) are 1031 compliant vehicles designed to give you the ability to defer tax in the 1031 into a passive fractional ownership of a much larger property. 

For example, it may require that the partners pay themselves for driving their personal vehicles for business purposes and for maintaining their home offices.