He donates his time (this is where you have to clearly specify what is expected).

Even charities require donations to keep going.

That offer was a year and a half ago and the bank still owns it and the fines are still running, I guess at some point they're going to have to donate it to the city because the house isn't even worth enough to negotiate it down.

Hello Dan,Sorry but I don´t see any deal here.ARV = $360k. that mean you must purchase + rehab and wanted other fixed costs plus your profit for max 70% of these ARV.Do the math?

It is important to note that you have soldier property, have triggered your income tax consequences, but are permitted to defer your capital gain taxes over the term of the note as principal payments are made.Contributing the property into a Charitable Remainder Trust would allow you to sell your current relinquished property and avoid all income tax consequences, provide you with a current income tax deduction for the donation, provide you with cash flow over your lifetime, and provide free future donation to the charities of your choice.  

It MIGHT be possible to get a tax benefit if the property is being sold at a discount to fair market value, the difference between the sale price and fair market value could be considered a donation if it is to a tax exempt organization.

Or go donate to a non-profit, and if they can give you face-time with their clients, what is the return on it?

After 30 days, we donated all the stuff to charity.

It was gutted before the previous owners and they just put up all new fixtures, kitchen cabinets and studs and walls that were donated to the church.

I would contact the local fire department first and ask if they would do it and in return make a donation to the department, also you could write off the donation at tax time.