There is a distinction that NYC makes when it comes to "habitable" vs.

As society shifts and technology advances, a ruling like this, at a time where two distinct generations collide, it can seriously alter the future. 

There has been a lot of building going on, but I think in the short term, the only rents that are in danger of resetting are in multi-family.

Imagine this: dirt roads with massive potholes, jungle on one side and im paying almost $100/night and barely any hot water, the water in general is dangerous.. but foreigner yuppies like me everywhere walking on the road.. breakfast place La Paleta or sthing is full of ppl and theres dogs trying to chip away at your food, other side of the road major contruction happening 2 large condotels/apartments are being built.

Especially as a female, doing it alone, in a city that can be somewhat dangerous.

I think that is a very important distinction.

This could be dangerous ground if full disclosures were not made and state specific laws were not strictly adhered to.

It doesn't matter if you deduct it on schedule C as a management expense, or schedule A as a contribution, the result is exactly the same.Perhaps a distinction you're missing/misstating: "Meant Schedule A, and the Charitable Contribution is deducted from the Tax you owe, plain and simple"Charitable contributions are deducted from your taxable Income, dollar for dollar. 

It is a distinctive school where 47% of students are economically disadvantaged and 50% are learning English as a second language.

Again, I am skeptical.For one thing a “Corporation” is not a “Company” and they have legally distinct meanings in formation.