On the other hands they don't rebuild or don't have insurance, in most cases they will abandon the property by donating it to the county.In both cases, since the fire department service is a public service, you can call the station and find out where you can get a list of recent house fires.

If, the reserves drop below the $5000 the partnership will start the monthly $50 individual donation until reserve is back fully funded.

As I prepare to make another donation to Uncle Sam, I too am looking forward to making that donation smaller over the years!

I like the notion of owner financing (if paid for and Wayne's Dodd Frank comment) and I have had some success owner financing a condo before, and it gets an owner occupant in there to help ratio and gets title out of your name; also, you could (again more likely if paid for) explore donating four units to a nonprofit somehow and getting a tax break, perhaps one involved with affordable housing or an agency that may need to house workers; finally, a long shot, but the swing for the fences stretch would be to just buy 24 more and convert them back to apartments or renovate/redevelop the place as more successful condos--study that one alot first, though (a long shot, but owning 11 is pretty extreme already, almost 1/3 there now!)...

They haul away and someone benefits from the donation.

I've had houses donated from banks to a non-profit.Going that route may mean a longer period of owner occupancy too, like 5 to 7 years, depends on their program.Good luck :)  

They had lots of equity, and I also keep in touch with churches in the area, to see if any of their people want to sell, I will make a nice donation to their Church.

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

They remind me of the tv evangelist, "Want you help God by sending Him your donation?

When I finally get a few sales under my belt I will donate some money to this site.