In both of the scenarios I described above is the equity required for a loan is via donations - not expecting a return. 

Donate to Habitat2.

Donate it to a charity, fire dept, church, etc and get a write off1.

& store the rest of the crap in your garage. after 30 days, sell it, dump it, or donate it (assuming 30 days is your state law).take pics of everything after you've cleaned it out. my guess is they just left the stuff behind & their new place has a (better) washer & dryer. if you're really a gambling man, leave the W/D at your place. this will make your rental more attractive to more quality tenants.i think you're fine. these peeps are history.LMAO over the car!!

If so, would you be kind enough to donate your time to have a chat with me?

When he passed away she donated these items and had a sizable charitable deduction that she has been using for several years now because it exceeded her charitable deduction limit.

The self imposed social taxes of the most wealthy need to be trimmed, the donations made to charities and foundations, with more contributed to the national concerns.

They aren't in the business of rehabbing homes so they give them to me and I make a donation once property is sold.

The larger ones are listed on CharityNavigator.com, where they are rated by the percentage of donates that go to the cause rather than administrative and fund raising efforts.

The only thing I need now is some before/ after shots for the slider slideshow on the front page.So if anyone would be willing to donate 4 sets of before and after shots I would very much appreciate it.