I am a reverse cash flow landlord.. and really should just work for habitat for humanity...

Maybe you should just donate it to Habitat for Humanity and just skip dealing with the Craigslist phone calls and tire kickers.

Someone recently told me about Habitat for Humanity Stores where they sell donated building materials for a fraction of the cost.

There are some Habitat for Humanity houses that are either currently being built or have already.

Don't forget your local Habitat For Humanity Store if you have one.  

To get rid of things, we use Habitat for Humanity.

I'm slowly acquiring furniture and decorative items from garage sales, our local thrift shop, Craigslist, the classifieds and Restore/Habitat for Humanity store that sells donated appliances, floor covering, furniture, windows, doors etc.

Habitat and community reinvestment organizations do it on a nonprofit basis; however, the number of houses they can do is very limited.

We redid our guest bathroom for $500 using things we picked up on sale and at habitat for humanity and my in laws thought we spent over $5,000.

Here, I've had a literacy council, habitat for humanity, a ham radio club, an RV club, a senior citizen organization, an organization for kids with disabilities and a cycling club.