Here's a post to guide you further: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10850/86621-six-steps-approach-to-getting-started-in-real-estateOnce you've chosen your RE niche, spend some time learning it to fully understand it.3) Donate to charity of your choice or better yet start your own.

It's not charity and never will be charity.If you want to do charity work, help kids in school become financially literate.

If you have kids or want to leave the properties to a charity, this might be something to think about.  

All of this leads to them struggling academically and reinforces cycles of poverty and being disadvantaged.I have no illusions of fixing social cycles, using real estate as a charity, or being a savior, but I am keenly aware of the responsibility I have with the power of property acquisition.

If you did not accomplish it you had to donate some money to a charity of your choice.

You are not a charity or 501c nonprofit that can just absorb such issues long term .

I saw some charity thing with Marc Cuban and he accidentally dropped an F-bomb.

We donated the rest to a charity that provides emergency housing to families.

They do not have any w2 income, however they have all these other streams of income from various sources, charity groups, SSI, state or federal government funds, child support, alimony.

Then donate the cars to charity and take the tax-deduction.