A smoker might not be a protected class but what prevents me from accusing you of using my smoking habit at my nightclub as an excuse for denying me housing because of my ethnicity?

Used cabinets can be tricky to sell because they're usually designed for a specific layout, so unless you find someone with the exact same floorplan you'll probably have to mark them down quite a bit.The other option would be to donate them to a nonprofit like the Habitat Restore.

Try one of the Habitat Re-Stores in Austin.

My advice is to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.

Paint it, go to a window/door company and buy a used one you like for $20, go to home depo and buy/install a window in the existing door, buy a used one from Habitat and paint it.There are plenty of options that will look exactly like what you will get with a new door at a fraction of the cost.

Or, hold it for a year, then donate to habitat for humanity and take that nice tax credit against other gains. 

Buy those 1-2-3 Books from Home Depot, go to their weekend classes, volunteer for Habitat For Humanity, hang around job sites, help your friends remodel...Etc, Etc...This will give you a HUGE advantage over the normal investor who often has zero clue about what their potential properties actually need.

The core liability exposure is they are persons, in a shared habitat space, that you the PMC have put together via authorization actions.

Urban sprawl has also destroyed most natural habitat in Socal and pushed agricultural land into the desert where cultivation is massively wasteful in resources You can trust my experience, they will make everything in their power to make your life miserable if you try to entitle undelevelopped land in the mountains.

I have about 15 years involvment with low-moderate income housing in my area, board of directors of our Habitat For Humanity affiliate and started non-profit housing organizations for different needs.