Someone mentioned  donate the property to a charity.  

My name is Charity and I'm an escrow officer in Los Angeles. 

@Zana BlueBusiness 1st, Charity 2nd.In real estate everyone has a sob story.

I'm not in the business of charity, and legally I'm fairly certain doing something like that would be a huge red flag for acting as a broker without a license (because the only way the tenant buyer would have lived in the home and had their option lease purchase/option on the home without me getting my assignment fee paid first, would be if I structured the deal for the buyer/seller, and my compensation would be paid when the sale happened.... and if your compensation is based on the sale via the escrow account, and not the assignment of the option, then you're selling real estate and your compensation was tied to the sale, not the assignment.

If these properties will be used for some sort of charity I will give you a discount.

Main Focus has been mainly Residential However done some Commercial .Am also associated with local Real Estate Investment Groups ,Volunteer in my community and various charity foundations.

It might be a good idea to have a written partnership nuptial.I understand how it is to be busy with all of your businesses.Some of my businesses are; Real Estate Management, Auction Company and Investment partnerships.I do find time to practice my art.I guess it is OK to announce my art show, all sales go 100% to charity, The Smile Train.www.auctions.investorsunited.com to see the bidding process and view the paintingsAlso on Flickr at www.flickr.com/seeparrishartBrandon, I think it is important for people like us (managing lots of businesses, lots of stress and controlling the moving parts) to have an escape, a diversion, a creative outlet, a mind break from businessWhat are your thoughts on that?

If you think you're profiting unfairly then turn around and  donate the same amount to a charity, group or individual who could really use it.  

Business is business and charity is charity.

Sounds like an opportunity to get some work done on your house, or a charity project for someone in need.