@Charity Carmody thank you!

., 26-foot ceilings, a four-lane bowling alley, a spa level, a movie theater, a 200-cap “philanthropy wing” for charity galas (with floating pods overlooking Los Angeles), a 10,000-square-foot sky deck with a putting green, FIVE swimming pools, a juice bar, a cigar lounge, a custom tequila bar, a hair salon, and a gallery with custom-curated artworks by Creative Art Partners.

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $90,000 This is an investment, but it's also a charity.

No cash flow but I'm literally buying this as a charity.

Charity trust?

This is said when I am NOT asking for ANY charity or extra non paid work.

If it was $100 under, the IRS wouldn't notice, but if you are renting a place $500 under and creating a major tax loss, it will be noticeable.My advice is to not mix charity with business.

Constructive criticism: you are causing your own problems.You played social worker/charity organization, so the tenant No longer sees you as a landlord or business.

The second phase to me looks much more like a charity.

Some charities have increased outreach $$ and our state moved some of the state designated money to the cities and our city moved some of that $$ to increase rent relief payments.