We are looking at donating 1% of the property to a Non Profit to partner with and create a Faith Based Fellowship home for college students.

If you donate to your Congressman, a political party or even if you are just a Registered Voter.

Especially NY and OH areas.You could donate it and reduce your taxes.The sky is the limit.

I recommend donating generously to causes you care about before you set money aside in savings or anything else for that matter.

It is our official downtime and allows business owners, including investors, the opportunity to remodel, deep clean, use the property themselves, as well as offering the unit as a charitable donation for example.

That way friends, family, local non profits and charities won't hit you up to "donate" a week, weekend or getaway. 

Not to mention the political donations along the way.After these issues have been accomplished your application request will be viewed with those of competitors.

You could replace the oven and donate the old one to Habitat for Humanity.

Long term units go very fast.Additionally, many long term renters don't want a furnished unit or only partially furnished, so you may have to hold a yard sale or rent a truck and donate to one of the many 501c3 thrift stores here. 

There are stories every year of a new top 50 member of the Forbes list only being found after donating $XX Million to a charity or school.