I might go there if I had the support and like Rich, I'd send the profits to a charity, I don't need another business venture, besides, I think it would really look hypocritical of me to shoot at gurus and then sell something.

I also aspire to one day start a charity in support of Parkinson's disease on behalf of my late Grandfather. 

I'm purchasing a property and allowing a charitable organization to use part of the property as a food bank and distribution facility. I would also like my company (American West Realty) to sponsor the organization. I...

I'm actually amazed at how many of them are now great tenants, and it's cool that they didn't need to be kicked out of their homes (I don't mean to make it sound like it's a charity - I definitely get good terms on these deals).

@Kate Koeller always remember this is a business, not a charity and good tenants are out there.

This is strictly a charity and not a money-making scheme, but I want to confirm I'm not leaving money on the table by missing out on a tax deduction or other benefit.If anyone has advice about a situation like this, I would love to hear from you.

I would be calling my attorney post haste....What, Mary, is he supposed to.be running a charity?

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $90,000 This is an investment, but it's also a charity.

No cash flow but I'm literally buying this as a charity.

Are you unable to find a charity with real needs?