Business is business and charity is charity.

It's a choice that you have to do as an investor: if you are ready to work with problem situations, but may be rent out the properties through Section 8 or charity organizations, it will work, but again it is not for everyone. :)

Has anyone ever suggested that BP make a separate section for Section 8 & other gov. assisted/charity housing voucher programs?

The notice timeframe depends on how long each tenant has lived there, if less than 1 year, it is 30 days abdvths is assuming the lease is currently month to month, otherwise you need to wait until the current lease term is up.As for the amount to raise it, you are running a business here, not a charity, if thevunits support $50, raise it $50.

Remember, this is a business not a charity.

That income is referred to as UBTI - Unrelated Business Taxable Income.See the following link to the IRS website for some basics about UBTI: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/unrelated-business-income-taxIn addition, anytime self-directed accounts are used there's got to be an awareness of the prohibited transaction rules.Best of luck (and do your due diligence before investing)!

You will also get a tax receipt for charity :-)

I want to be able to take care of my family and eventually be able to get to a point where I can give a significant amount to communities and charities that I care for.I am completely new to all of the strategies that a RE Investor can use in order to gain full financial freedom but I am interested in learning about any and all that I can practice while still performing my W-2 job at the highest level.

Make sure the LLC units are non-voting and non-controlling and gift those shares to a charity.

Some areas have more charities to assist than others.