What you're doing is business and only business not a charity.

No, not to help someone for charity, but for a win-win.

Thats my dream.So I found this place, bigger pockets, Im happy to join this group and learn from everyone who can teach me.People tend to forget, average man gives away, let's say, 100$ for charity. if you'll earn more, than you can tribute 1000$.

Do not let your emotion get in the way of the fact that you are running a business and not a charity.  

Operate exclusively as a business and then contribute money to charity if you wish.SFHs are very high risk and are primarily an appreciation move as opposed to a cash flow investment.

Don't give problem tenants or management second chances, unless you're running a charity. 

You might donate the car to charity rather than pay the expensive (insert pricey repair)...

Maybe a JTROS account or the account we save charity money in...

Any charity heirs?

In the long term Yucca can be very stable.I also like Desert Hot Springs but again, only if you are a diligent and favorable landlord who operates each property like a business and not a charity.