My BS Meter blasts off when I hear some unqualified type say they are trying to help others in home ownership, total  BS, they aren't running a charity operation, their goal is to profit.

This tax was put in place to even the playing field between those that don't use retirement funds to flip real estate vs those that do.See the following to learn about UBIT. https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/unrelated-business-income-tax

Become involved in some charities.

I find that Real Estate is a "people business" but it's not a charity.

Join local charity and philanthropic groups.Don't try using the sales pitch, just be honest about what you are doing, and curious and interested in what they are doing.

They don't always have the color you want - I spent weeks looking for a stainless dishwasher - but for an inexpensive solution at reasonable prices, they really can't be beat, plus you're helping a non-profit charity as well.I find Sears Outlet to be overpriced and Home Depot/Lowes is right out, unless they are having a super, mega, ultra holiday weekend sale.

Her case worker from charity agency that used to pay her rent told me that they will not pay the rent for this month (June) because they talked to her couple of weeks ago and she told them that she left the place and went to Atlanta, GA, and she will not come back to Minneapolis.

Since then I haven't had any problems.With TrackURMiles I can specify business, charity, personal (why track this), or anything.

Charity agency was paying for her rent and they will not pay any more since she abandoned the unit.

Are you presently operating your rentals as a charity or government housing.