This is a business, not a charity.

My why is to be able to positively effect thousands, if not millions of lives through employment, positive living experiences, education, charity work and giving back monetarily. 

Freedom to be with family, to work with charities, freedom from worry about unforeseen circumstances (an illness, a major repair on a car), freedom to check off the bucket list, etc.

I do not operate a charity and do not provide subsidised housing to the poor.

I've spent hours cleaning out truck loads of crap people seem to always leave behind thinking I'm doing charity work for them.I sent this out to a tenant today and got confirmation of a plan of action for all of the above from her.

As a LO, the charity case client who wants to nickle and dime me over paperwork isn't going to close anyways, and so isn't worth working with.... sorry, but that's the reality. 

On networking with millionaires, what are 1-3 charities or nonprofits or causes you find attract a high percentage of millionaires?

I have been a landlord for years and get rid of tenants who feel entitled to other peoples charity. 

Most are market tenants but we do have 1 section 8 and 3  that are placed with Catholic Charities and we are currently working with a non profit for the homeless to place some of their clients.We have actually found a fairly decent demand for one bedrooms here in the Baltimore area.I also have 9 detached single families in B neighborhoods. it still all comes down to tenant screening.

This is not a charity.