We agreed to help out the estate by removing all remaining furniture and goods, we found a local agency that we could donate a left over stairlift to.After the purchase we updated all light fixtures, added carpet, painted everything and refreshed the kitchen and bathroom.

Then you pay $200 for an application to donate the property. 

But without a co-signor she was not going anywhere any time soon.The final deal went like this: I gave her $3500, a room full of furniture I didn't want and an old truck that we were planning to donate to charity.

They basically give property away in this area and you might be able to donate it to Habitat for Humanity and use it as a tax write-off on your taxes.

Many of the prominent "crowdfunding" (I don't really like this term, because it is conflated with rewards-based and donation-based crowdfunding) sites use NALs from Angellist or others that are still part of the 506(b) exemption.  

I did offer to locate and donate toilet paper for my tenants, but even that was to protect my own sewer lines. 

I am wondering if donating rent is a viable idea to float with the partnership.   

I’d like to share with you some great news regarding charitable donations that you make in 2020. 

He said that they would either TEAR IT DOWN OR DONATE IT IF IT DIDN’T SELL, which makes me think I could get it even lower if I played my cards right.

Quite often I get a card back at Christmas and a few times I’ve had tenants donate to the spca or similar in my name at Christmas.