When RiverScene Magazine sat right down to interview Darrell Sheets in 2016, they asked him how lengthy he have been in the trade. His reaction? About forty years. That’s not to say it was once his pastime from the time he used to be young, and Sheets went on to say that originally, he had owned his personal landscaping industry. He admitted: “I wasn’t doing a just right job, and the man fired me.”
Sheets went again to ask for his activity again, and whilst his consumer refused to re-hire him as a landscaper, he did introduce him to another way to make some money. An advent to buying and flipping storage lockers came with a promise that it would stay Sheets going for the rest of his life, and it did. “He showed me this business and I never regarded back. From the very first locker I ever bought, I tripled my cash … and I was like, ‘Whoa. I’m onto something.’ … I’m forever indebted to that man for showing me this.”
Even before “Storage Wars,” The Cinemaholic says that Sheets used to be already well known in the auction circuit. In 2011, Sheets shared the story of a storage locker he bought in the overdue Eighties. When he started going through it, one of the unearths was once human stays, wrapped in plastic. Sheets said (by way of Outsider) that the police confiscated the entire thing, and he later discovered that the unit was once owned via a man who killed his wife, and left her there.
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