The security deposit was enough to cover the insurance deductible, though we chose to donate it to a trust set up for the tenant's young son.

@Sam Shueh the items are already donated, so it will not be possible for him to offer this.

If we're talking about a land allocation or a donated amount then it's important to clarify which one and make it very very clear it is an update to the information.

Hopefully, we can put a stop to it here before it spreads.So to anyone who holds real estate, or plans to in the future, I highly recommend you join or donate to this group that is fighting for property owner rights.

They are donating all their belongings to the salvation army.

Building a porfolio large enough to work when you want, dropping your kids off at school, going on field trips,not missing a single christmas concert or sporting event, kids never seeing daycare, volunteering,coaching, being able to make donations to charities of my choice..

Would the fire department take it as a donation?

Many houses I purchased often cost less than $5,000 and the tenants they catered to were such a headache I even donated a few houses for the fire department to train in.

Rents are collected via social security and donations from non profits as these are elderly people, therefore the rent is paid timely- Thoughts?

I am looking for input on charities that are near and dear to members as a possible charity we will market and donate to each quarter.