Property #1 is irrelevant at this point...consider it a donation that someone just gave you.These conversations are beautiful.  

What if a kid gets hurt while playing in your decrepit building.One option is to try to donate it.

@Danny - I would not recommend donating to World Vision.

We are in a position to donate some portion of our property to relocate the home from the adjacent property where it currently sits.   

She was taking donations to help her with her hospital bills.

As someone who is looking to learn more about the development process, I’m offering up some of my time to help complete various development related tasks.I’m able to offer you or your firm the following: I have access to capital for projects from myself and other friends and family members so long as the project makes financial sense.I have some basic underwriting skills - Have completed CCIM financial modeling courses and REFM financial modeling courses.I am able to donate some of my time to complete tasks for you or your firm so long as they are related to the development process.I am not new to real estate.

I was given the opportunity, through the engineering firm I work for, to donate time to Habitat for Humanity over the holidays, and it was the best free education/experience builder for me.

They sell used appliances that they either fix or were donated to them.

When I told him I donated it, he said he was suing us for 20K. 

So while you could register using their first guest free - this meeting is free to register but will be asked to donate $5 at the door to Harvesters.There will be Vendors in Attendance who can help you build your team.