I already get that from political donations.

I refuse to donate to RPAC or whatever they call it (our lobbying arm) because I think that most of their priorities result from self-interest of REALTORS rather than abiding by our Cannon of Ethics, which requires us to look out for the public above our self-interests.I agree with your take about inexperienced folks fouling it up, but I work with way too many long time real estate agents who foul things up because of lack of knowledge or integrity.  

He donated one to the collage so they could work on it creating affordable space.. those work because you can stack them.. google some of the container home developments in Europe pretty interesting..Next we will have little cocoon type accommodations like japan..

.- The IRS has 3 kinds of audits – [1] a mail audit (where they ask for information on something specific, e.g. please provide proof you donated $3000 to your church in 2016), [2] an in-person audit (where you go into the local IRS office, and provide proof for up to 4 specific things on your return), or [3] a field audit (where they come to your home and/or office, and have the right to go through ALL your bank accounts, and all your records, etc, etc.

I'm donating the beautiful 3400 sqft house on it to charityand selling the land to build a medical office bldg on it.I learned so much in the process-- an extremely valuable lesson that i could never have gotten any other way !

I've been working with a CPA for some time, but their recommendation was to just pay the tax on the gain, donate, or sell some stocks at a loss. 

I know far too many self-made millionaires (many who are legal immigrants with no family backing or inheritance) in various industries (tech, medicine, RE, finance, etc) and every single one has a nice car, and most have multiple nice (luxury) cars.I don’t know a single self-made millionaire that does not own a luxury vehicle (some buy old ones, but they are still luxury vehicles).I’m talking about those making at minimum top 5% (low to mid 6 figures) to those who are pulling down 7 figure rental income/yr, and donating 8 figures for buildings with their name on it.

They also want to leave the furniture because they don't have the money to ship it.I told them they must find a way to get rid of the furniture, either sell or donate it.The real problem is: this tenant has terrible credit and probably very little money saved (I inherited this tenant when I bought the building), so I won't be surprised if they just leave with no notice and leave everything behind. 

Make a one-time donation to a military approved charity, donate blood, etc.  

Accept that this will be your charity donation for the next few years. 5.