@Michael RichardsonNot his name an LLC and there should be no going over ideas unless I read this wrong she is donating the property?

I may be off base, but sounds like the money is yours, and you are supporting/donating to other family members?  

I want to give a huge thanks to Vikram for donating over $1,000 (our largest single donation to date) to BiggerPockets this last week.

They haul away and someone benefits from the donation.

If I had a million, I would donate 10% to a good cause.

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 :)  

I currently volunteer my time and donate materials from my Painting Home Improvement company to Building Homes for Heroes and The Veterans Homestead Project.

(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.

Have they considered reaching out to their client list to ask for donations? 

Keeping it furnished will narrow the number of people interested, which makes it difficult to demand a higher price.I would sell the stuff off or donate it.