., etc.Unless, of course, you are a charity or a halfway house who receives grants for housing high-risk tenants.Yeah, didn't think so.  

I really hope to have a charity of some sort to help these kids out in Baltimore City.

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

I don't run a charity.

New York and California expect private property owners to act like a charity and provide cheap housing to tenants without compensation, i.e., a reduction in property taxes.Should private citizens who own apartment buildings, be held responsible for paying for housing subsidies?

I'm running a business, not a charity, and my sympathy ends at my wallet. 

Sounds AmazingI was building buildings with a charity worldwide since I was 15My brother worked with tons of local contractorsMy uncle had an extensive real estate careerWill follow your journey and post blogs if I canwould love to see millions of teenagers building houses

It's just now it's more along the lines of endowing a charity than buying a house I don't need. 

I say this, as  I am experiencing the downside of renting to a charity program like section 8, and the houses are TRASHED. 

I'd like to help them somehow but i'm trying to run a business, not a charity org.