I have been "donated" a property that an heir to an estate with no will wants.

But then the woman on the phone asked me if I have ever donated blood to the Red Cross, and I said YUP!

Pentagon Federal CU does them up to 80% cltv up to $400K.I’m a client of theirs and to become a member, just make a donation to one of their listed charities.

I'm currently trying to donate the property to the land bank so I can get the county appraisal as a write-off.

It also seems to be the trend that buyers submit heartfelt letters with their bids to help secure a property with multiple offers.The whole idea is inherently illogical, instead of giving a talented marketer a 30k discount on your house, why wouldn't you just donate that 30k to your favorite charity or a more needy family?

The students pay rent with their personal donations and community donors.

It could also be sold, borrowed against, traded, donated etc.

Currently working on getting my real estate license and planning on flipping a house to donate to a veteran through Wounded Warriors and/or Homeless Vets here in Panama City, FL.

The problem is, the more knowledgeable someone is the less interest they will have in donating their time to you.

If you don't either send it to me, or donate it to a worthy charity, but don't let your tenants keep it, they're not doing anything to deserve that kind of paycheck.And you'll say - 'But they're good tenants'....No kidding, they're getting a free ride, everyone will be a good tenant for that kind of discount.