Here are the facts:Asking price: $869KOffered: $800KDown: $90KDeal: purchase price $790K, + $10K for the furniture (90% of which needed to be trashed or donated)Terms: Originally 8% interest, interest only payments for 3-5 years while we worked on restructuring and stabilizing the property.Trust me, I ran this deal every way I could think of.

And that approach might apply to other aspects of the subdivision.Also, I've heard some larger developers entice cities to approve projects by donating land within the subdivision land for public parks, elementary schools, fire departments and such -- some go so far as to actually build these extras, saving the cities even more money. 

However, the show frequently provided the labor for free, much of the materials were either donated or heavily discounted, and lots of trades people did everything for free in exchange for the advertising they would receive.

DM me for your donations You're losing money holding them.Banks don't pay jack-dookey.

I would probably donate it to a local pantry or here in Columbus there is a rather large homeless population.

If they want to build units that they offer for free or very low cost to members of their parish, then they should be raising the funds, including donations and debt, and simply paying you or another party a fee to do the construction at a fair price.

Hi,  My grandma recently passed and now we are trying to empty her house out and donation came today and wouldn’t take most of the stuff.

The amount of money being donated to the community by the Waltons is absolutely crazy.

Gas milage is crap and I too considered electric until I realized that traveling long distance is unreal and not only requires regular, top off charging, but also reroutes where charging stations are available which add significantly to time traveled if charging donations available (even worse overseas).

You could just as easily donate whatever you feel is excess profit to a charity of your choice.