I had one client who is a good person, but who would probably have had me give to a charity I disagree with.

I'm not rich enough to be a charity just yet :crazed:

If not yes , this is a business not a charity .

Whether it is helping your community, a charity, or any other way of giving back please share your stories.

•mother and mother-in-law•father and father-in-law•brothers•sisters•former and current brothers-in-law•former and current sisters-in-law•past and present CPA•past and present attorney•past and present real estate agent•landlord•hair dresser•manicurist•massage therapist•workout trainer•tailor•pool service rep•gardener•doctor•all members of a charity organization you might belong to•church members you know•anyone you have donated money to—ever•co-workers•former co-workers•former employers•current employer•current customers of your current job (be sure to first get approval from your supervisor)•former customers•drinking/social buddies•college friends•high school friendsYou can see that the list can go on and on.

My thought is however that if you want to run a charity you might have gotten into the wrong business.

I'm not wealthy enough to do it alone and I was wondering if BP has designated a charity to support.

AS you state a 4k turn over just ruined 1 to 2 years of cash flow you will never get back and it just gets worse.Suggest you look long and hard at exiting and getting into a situation in Memphis were your rents are well north of 900 and cash only with those that actually qualify.... other wise you will continue to provide housing as a charity  IE your donating your money to house someone who really does not care... remember what your usually dealing with here and why you have this damage..

And YES its all about the money , Its a business , not a charity  

I felt bad about the deal but I'm not a charity and I had to evict her.