[Feature Suggestion] Put whole estates into Mothballed Storage

(You can't really make feature suggestions officially for the game can you? They'd be flooded every day of the week good times or bad. Only for the website.)

With so many people un-subbing it would be really nice if you could put whole estates into storage.
It would also be a 'kind' feature for those who feel they have to transfer (like me). Which can be painful enough as it is.
I know this will have been suggested before, it just have to have been.

• You can put any estate into Mothballed storage. (All placements garden and interior. All Exterior and Interiors. All storage garden and interior. Orchestration lists are not stored)
• You will not get any refund with storage storage.
• You can only store 1 Estate + 1 Appartment + 1FC + 1FC room
• Only an FC leader can store an FC Estate, Storing an FC estate will force store FC rooms to the respective owners.
• An FC Estate cannot be stored until 48 days have elapsed since it was first purchased.
• You may not store any Estate which has within the past 48 days been 'shared'.
• Items only become accessible upon purchasing of a new plot of same type FC vs Private (excludes FC rooms). By policy there will be no special recovery via support.
• FC rooms may be restored to Private apartments, FC Rooms, or items reclaimed via Resident Caretaker without need for purchase.
• If you purchase a plot of the same size and type restoration of placement and interiors/exteriors recovery will also be forced, along with Storage.
• If youpurchase a plot matching type of a Mothballed estate but different size then in the following order, estate storage is restored in no particular order with overflow items going to Resident Caretaker, all placed items go to storage with overflow items going to the caretaker and placement data is deleted, all exteriors interiors go to caretaker and dyes are removed.

It would just be kind is all. (and if Cross DC PF vs Travel is ever sorted out, it would lower the barriers for re-balancing of the populations)