I can't afford to be a charity that revitalizes neighborhoods.  

Sponsoring a sports team is likely viewed as a charity donation.

I am not in the business to be a charity.

I may be seen as particularly unsympathetic here, but I did want to point out that you are not his family or his psychiatrist or doctor or responsible for his welfare, but you are actually responsible for your own family's well-being, especially as it sounds like you live next door and this is likely an important investment for you, not a charity.  

The agent isn't your employee and isn't a charity.

Once RMDs kick in, there is something called the Qualified Charitable Distribution where taxpayers can direct up to 100k of their RMD to a charity and it won't be included in the taxpayer's income.

Don't give problem tenants or management second chances, unless you're running a charity. 

Here is something that may help (And if you get to chuck through this lead, Please, donate the $500 to a charity, in my name.)Chuck Norris 's brother is Arron Norris who's a director,His e-mail address is [email protected] manager is Henry Holms at Greenberg, Trauig, Attorney at law. 2450 Colorado Ave. #400E Santa Monica, CA 90404(310) 586-7700.They may even manage Chuck himself.Good luck

Those that treat their business like a charity will soon need charity!

Julia, your solution is the best I heard - I had to do similar with my parents house and I did have a charity take some of it - but, my my, charities are very fussy these days!