That is more of a charitable idea than an investment idea.Nick, you have been feed some misinformation and it is clouding your reasonable logic and judgement.

While we intend to occasionally live on the property, our primary goal is to use it for educational and charitable purposes.We can manage a substantial - 30-40% down payment, but if we finance the balance through conventional financing, the payments will be higher than we wish to pay.

Also, ultimately, I want to have my own charitable foundation to design my own development aid agenda in Africa.

In addition, Hightower made false statements to Huntington Bank as the executor of a charitable remainder trust that he was withdrawing money from the trust for charitable purposes.

Personally, I feel that this is a great place with tons of ethical & charitable contributors.

TIME is the most important currency to me so the closer I get to taking back and owning my time the better off I feel I will be.Time so I can be charitable, help sick family members, time with my growing family, travel, teaching, mentoring, hiking, biking and volunteer work to keep myself humble and grateful for the life I’ve been given!

@Charit NA  There are a couple ways that I use to find potential sponsors:Use Meetup.com. 

Some people place property with negative cash flow in charitable trust, taking an immediate tax credit for the value of the property plus, a determined amount of income for life.  

The whole reason I build wealth is to be more charitable to those in need, not to prop up some AirBnB arbitrager.

Even charitable beneficiaries want to verify they are getting the correct amount from a will / trust and it just costs more legal fee's to get them to accept a dime yet alone a dollar..just my 2 cents.