Get these from S8 and some charity/covid relief programs.

We have an application and the tenant is going to be getting housing assistance form catholic charities out of Wilmington DE.I'm told it's kind of like section 8 assistance but I'm looking for opinions of people who have worked with catholic charities.The good and the bad.

It’s a charity thing.

People need to treat self managing like a business, not a charity.

I've done similar work with different charities down in New Orleans, my experience is positive.

@Nathan G.Contact a local organization that helps People like that, even though he may not need charity maybe sending someone there to clean once a month can make a difference.

Keep your business and your charity separate.

If its just for charity its a different story, its really complicated when you have relative as tenants.Rent depends on the market check with a local RE agent.

The more you coddle this tenant, the easier it will be for her to take advantage of you.If you want to be generous with your time and money, I suggest you find a charity that appeals to you and donate there.

So, if you roll all $100k into your 401(k) you can take out a $50,000 loan from the plan.If you're are charitable, you can make a larger charitable gift (to a qualified charity or Donor Advised Fund) in the same year you do a Roth conversion to cancel out some of the tax burden or just keep you in a lower bracket.