It's a business, not a charity, right? 

Deductibility depends on the type of charity and is also subject to a percentage of the taxpayer’s adjusted gross income.

It could get crowded pretty quickly.Eviction is pretty much if you haven't paid by a certain date and time, then your stuff is donated to charity.

I am involved in many aspects of the community including chairing the Kenai Peninsula Realtor Association’s Annual Hospice and Habitat for Humanity fundraiser, member of the Kenai Chamber, supporting local sports teams, charities, organizations, and even being the ambassador for our state in the 1999 Mrs.

@Sonal Chopra what a great question, thank you for asking this to this community.Long-term goal would be the same goal my wife and I have today; Build, passive on going revenue streams that exceed our current and future expenses with the ultimate goal of giving away 80% of what we make to charities and causes we want to support.

So I get the charity aspect.

If I was looking for a tax break I would donate to charity  or increase my Ira contribution.

You are not a charity, they don't deserve to pay half market value.

(Sure, we won’t mind leaving assets to charities when we pass, but that is not our primary or even secondary focus for our RE investing.)

get a private pilot license and give the rest to charity.