Felt like I had no purpose and was not giving back value to the world.People typically that have money will get involved in causes and charities to stay busy.My Uncle invented the cleaner Goof Off decades ago.He has been very wealthy for awhile.When he sold off the company and he took a few years off but after that he was sitting at home bored and started inventing hand cleaners and other stuff again.If I had that kind of money personally I like CTL's (credit tenant loans) that are triple net.CVS,Walgreens,Rite Aid's,etc.

Welcome Charity!

I am considering donating some weekend stays at my vacation rental for some charity events.

This is a business, not a charity.

Sponsor charity events where you can put up a booth.

Any profit that is left over will go into our non-for-profit charity – Neighbors Help Neighbors (based in Bethel, CT).

Keep in mind this is a business not a charity, supplementing a tenants rent to avoid a turnover is a clear indication of a inefficiently operated business.

The "pink' to tie into your charity is awesome.

Even a late payment on my credit would be tough to continue adding properties - literally.But if I were to sell everything and donate the money to charity (how's that for scenarios), could I get back to where I'm at now?

Is this a "feel good - charity" pitch does he promise an overblown return on your money?