Perhaps, he has a favorite charity and would be thrilled if you volunteered for it.

While you feel sympathy for their circumstances, you can also look at it as that they were taking some advantage of your parents' kindness, no matter how nice they are, knowing they were paying so much less than they should, and you should be able to decide what charities you want to contribute to, not feel forced to contribute to them.  

As far as giving back to my community, I'd like to get involved in some charities.

Maybe add in to the lease that all police reports involving problems caused by tenants, or their guests, will result in a $100 fine, to be donated to a charity benefiting police widows and children.

But if you have a deeded interest (e.g. 25%), and @Steven Hamilton II  maybe can help me, you can deed your interest to your favorite charity an just be done with it.

I also hope to have the funds to travel various parts of the world and also help local organizations and charities.

Thank you for your response.I do not have the option of getting cash as the dealer sold it to the charity at dealer cost doing the fundraising, and then the charity transferred ownership to me.I can afford it, I am not rich, but I do not have any mortgages or car payments to pay.If I had won 7k cash I would not have wanted to buy one.

I don't run a charity so I want rent to be near market value as much as possible and do regular small increases every year to try and keep it from getting behind.

*For every referral that you send me in CA or AZ I will donate minimum $500.00 after a successful closing to your preferred charity in your name plus a referral fee if you are an agent!

I personally am a private investor and also Executive Director for Lifetime Trust (a 501(c)(3) charity, working with affordable housing, and is just starting to get active with real estate.Feel free to say hi or connect.Martinweb: Lifetimetrust.org