Thank you to all the folks that donated there time and energy in providing me with advice.Take Care,Richard Montoya

I also read an article about a company in Mass. that pooled funds to buy parks and then donated the land to the home owners...or something similar.

Bryan,Don´t found a right solution yet, only I know now, a EIN is linked for a Livetime on a company.So its possible I think I can find any person in Ohio, who fund the Corp. obtain the EIN by IRS and sell then the company to me.

Most countries that Americans try to legally obtain citizenship in or immigrate too have restrictions in the way of tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees and "required investments or donations".

We both want to do deals for our respective institutions and have agreed on a separate entity where the money will be split 50/50 and donated to our respective causes.

I would strongly advise you remove your desire to donate 1M from your investment goals at this time.

. ;-)Option B:“Donate” 10 million to a divorce not of my choosing.Be so depressed from the divorce that I invest in “Up and coming” cryptocurrencies at the highest point of the bubble.Profit.

@Kelly Foydl If I had 1 million, I will leverage the money and buy commercial property that will give me cash flow of $200,000 + per year.Then out of the cash flow, I will donate a part, and travel the World with the rest!

I know this because I run a chapter of a charity (Sleep in Heavenly Peace) in my town that builds beds for kids that don’t have beds and Lowe’s has been an amazing partner, donating tools, lumber, and their time to help us building and deliver beds to these kids.

Because you cannot own a nonprofit, it is generally not a good idea to put any of your own assets under a nonprofit unless you intend to donate it.