This was a poorly written article that you are trying to further distort.This is not AIG company money, these are personal contributions by employees of AIG.They have there own personal interest in who becomes elected in any election and can give the money to whomever they wish.If you work for a company and you donate to a candidate or charity or anything, is that the same as your company donating?

Of course, these 2 cents were donated without questioning you on the details of the deal.

Thinking to do the trust as an exit strategy, feed the proceeds thru a trust, annuity or some type of funds I can control, donate the remainder 10% to charity.

It takes a small donation.

“Generally, these types of properties are acquired by the state through purchase or donation,” Jacksonville DEP spokesman Russell Simpson said.

I have approached the church about leasing them the lot for continued use. i dont want to sound like the Devil here but they  need the parking and without any compensation i am forfeiting the potential of any development on the lot. i really dont have any immediate plans for any development especially if they would lease the lot and of coarse the church is pushing back on any kind of lease to use it. they offered me to donate the lot for them to use as a tax right off but not sure how beneficial that would be. what do you guys think?

PenFed is your best bet, and if you don't qualify by military connections, you can qualify by joining a military support organization (through a small donation)

We make a substantial annual donation to a local affordable housing organization. 

My questions is would it work out better for me to sell or to donate to write the loss against my taxes?

3) Donate 1% of our revenue to local community development or social causes We feel it is our duty as real estate investors, landlords, entrepreneurs to help make the communities we operate in better places to live for everyone.