@Darren Crawford Are you thinking of this as charity? 

Thanks Charity.

I would love to donate millions of dollars to charities all over the world.

Charity and assistance will only help them usually so many times before stopping.I do not enjoy residential real estate and all of the tenants life issues they try to push on the landlord for sympathy and non-rent or reduced rent payment continually.

I don't know but if you call the good will or another charity Im  sure they would be happy to take the furniture for free!

Run your business like a "business" and not a charity, you will sleep better at night.

There are government programs and charities to help people in his situation.

(See my post on donating property to charity).If you've got the constitution for it and don't mind the hassles (take a middle income property and increase the problems 100-fold), then I say go for it.

Just food for thought, renting is a business relationship, not a charity.

Hopefully.There are other insurance companies that will insure the slate roof.Then you have the same options you have already identified and theseThe city won't take the property, but there are charities that will.If you are part of COREE, offer the property for sale there.Simply list it.Sell it on owner finance again, but choose a better person.The money lost is lost, so now you just need to maximize what you can do from here that works for you.