Your best bet might be to try to arrange to donate the lot to Habitat and get a tax deduction.

If you want to help people, donate to an organized charity. 

@DanielLehman - try applying with DCU (Digital Credit Union) - I think you make a donation to become a member.

Lessons learned I'm sure for the next screening ( I understand tenants were inherited and due diligence is somewhat different )A note on the clean up, are you donating the food ( still store sealed, I would throw away anything that is open ) and clothes to an organization in need?

@Maya Torres If you are in a position to help, i would donate something to help her get rid of the mice (also check to see if she is doing something to unknowingly attract them). 

My main business is one that the government has shut down except for emergencies and I have to donate some of my PPE to the hospitals (I am also medical).

BP is a GREAT resource.Still, it needs to be "married" with a source of education (I'm partial to Renatus, myself) so folks can have access to true experts who donate their time away from their own profitable businesses to keep students apprised of changes in policies, legislation, etc. at both the local and national levels, while at the same time having those educational resources organized into profession-specific areas like fix-and-flip, buy-and-hold, short term rentals (a.k.a.

Thank you for donating! 

in my area these lots are donated (tax write off?)

If you've got a vehicle that's all paid off and have been thinking of getting a new one, consider donating it to one of the many charities that make excellent use of vehicles.7.