•A charitable income tax deduction for the present value of the remainder gift to charity•No capital gains due on the sale of appreciated assets within the trust•The opportunity for increased income•Reduced estate tax liability•Asset diversification and professional trust management•The opportunity to make a sizable gift to one or more charities.http://cfgreateratlanta.org/Repository/Files/20141027%20Charitable%20Remainder.pdf^^^^^^^^^^^Nolo.com offers a fuller descriptionA charitable trust lets you donate generously to charity, and it gives you and your heirs a big tax break.

Well, not really sell, but gave them away if you made a donation to habitat for humanity.

If not, I would get the car donated.

Are you prepared to subsidize - or donate - their housing for an indefinite period?

This may help you:EagleView Donates Post Storm Imagery via Online Tool to Help Hurricane Harvey Evacuees Assess Property Damagehttp://harvey2017.eagleview.com/

for these offices...also, I have received homes donated through religious organizations...my business plan is to fill the park with homeless veterans

I'm curious how other investors are making their charitable donations, particularly if they own an LLC.  

If your goal is nice properties that just cover the mortgage and you are donating management and upkeep you will end up with a stable full of those properties.

He donated it to a synagogue and wrote it off.  

They issued a donation confirmation letter each year with estimated rental value (let’s say $50/month times 9 units times 12 months) as donation value, and the previous owner use it as charitable donation tax deduction.