It's more used for conveyances within family or to charitable organizations, etc., so as to preserve the grantor's intent of what the property is to be used for.

Habitat for Humanity Restore locations across the country take these type of donations ... it is a great cause to donate to and get a charitable tax deduction.

how many of your rental units do you rent for under market because you are giving back to the community are you letting some people live for free in your units as a charitable donation to society.? 

Originally posted by Account Closed:rich getting rich while poor getting poorer.It's not too surprising to me that human beings respond this way to 6 years of constant attacks by the current administration and 6 years of the promotion of class warfare and driving wedges into our society creating and reinforcing a us and them mentality.Being made the scape goat, being made a target both socially and financially, all the while writing bigger and bigger checks to the government every year could actually extinguish some charitable desires.This to me is just a natural end result and more evidence that the current administration continually lacks any ability to connect the dots and understand simple cause and effect.

He is charitable and likes investing in small start-ups and helping entrepreneurs.All these qualities make Antonio Velardo a reliable bet for new-budding and established entrepreneurs alike.

Are your parents charitable?

Granted, homeowners may have other deductions, medical expenses, charitable, religious or otherwise, but most would not make it to $100,000 even with the mortgage.Despite the small number of borrowers a cap would affect, real estate industry leaders oppose any changes, especially in an environment where they are trying to convince young millennials that a home is a good investment.

Cleaner, no SEC regs and a lot less paper work overall and no taxes.That is if it is for a charitable purpose rather than profit.I personally vote for this idea as it gives this group a powerful platform to do good things at a time when few people are in a position to do so.I am happy to help with formation.

So I'm not willing to get charitable, the number HAVE to work for me or I'm just not doing this deal.I think you're right @Bill S. that they just have to transfer some money to me, in order to reduce my bottom line.  

From a rookie's perspective, the problem with you "more advanced" guys telling us rookies NOT to buy programs and to spend hours here....etc... is that it can take YEARS to filter through the garbage and if you go and "learn" by following some garbage, you just may be out MORE than $15k if you really screw up.So instead of telling us NOT to waste money and to scour the pages here... how about directing us to a simple step by step learning process that is ultra conservative in nature that will allow us to make a deal, and maybe make some money, or better yet, if you really feel charitable, consider taking some of us on as apprentices and let is work for free for you while you let us see behind the curtain some real deals go down.It's frustrating to be told to jump into an ocean of knowledge and make a go of it, it is at the very best, AS RISKY as buying a course at any price mentioned so far.