What about repeated failure, failing OVER and OVER and OVER again and having your family pity you for a hopeless dreamer, and your friends quietly desert you because you're a perennial charity case, and people on the street sneer at you because the stink of personal failure is on you as surely as it is on an addict sleeping in a cardboard box in an alley?

I have been in contact with Catholic Charities, A.S.P.C.A., Urban Resource Institute, and Volunteers of America.

Maybe you're looking to put your money to a different use now - family, friends, charity - my reasons for my continued pursuit of real estate have shifted as I've aged.

And with PPP, stimulus, enhanced unemployment, plus many (most) still working/employed, not to mention tons of charity options, there is little to no reason to simply skip rent.Though I tell any tenants that if they come up with an excuse that works for my lender and property tax to not charge me, or to convince my employees to work for free, I'll let them skip rent.  

If it were me and I had to take it, my first attempt would be to sell it for whatever I could get for it, option 2 I'd dig into the legality of a bit more but I'd donate it to a charity/ nonprofit I DON'T like just for the tax deduction and burden them with the property taxes.

I also donate anonymously so that the charity avoids the expense of having to thank me for my donation (and this keeps me off its mailing list for future donations).

The brag book is a 3 ring binder of references, things about you, deals you've done, charity work etc. it's designed to showcase that you are a knowledgeable, trustworthy, all around good doobie and YOU ARE DA MAN for the job.

This sounds like the exact same charity we work with but for confidentiality reasons we will not say there name, but I assume that this is a Christian organization that helps refugees? 

@Jonathan GreeneShouldn't we just let them do this charity?

Again, it's good practice to offer a commission to a buyers agent but you're in the business to make a profit not run a charity.