As George Carlin used to say, God is obviously terrible with money, because his followers are always soliciting donations -- God is all-seeing, all-wise, all-powerful, sure, but, well, he's really just no good with money.You can't pass this expense on to your tenants in the hopes of making your spreadsheet's projected expenses for the property work out for the year.

Have yet to make any deals wholesaling just yet but would like to donate some money to a any non profit organizations in the area if I do happen to secure deals.

Congrats on your conquest, that is great.I would like to encourage each of the 3 BP members involved in this deal to give a liitle back to the forum that helped create these incomes by making a donation to BP Nation.

So we know the following: 1) A loan officer, title rep or other ancillary service provider cannot pay a RE agent a "kickback" or otherwise provide items of value as part of an ongoing business relationship.2) An RE agent cannot pay or otherwise provide items of value to an unlicensed person as a referral fee.But- what I don't know is what (if anything) is to be done if a RE agent makes a donation to a 501(C)(3) org.

For any deal I do as a result of BP activity in my book warrants a donation!

Numbers looking good for me but don´t know the neighborhood so only "maybe" for me.

See if you can donate it to some local group.

Washer/Dryer - We rip out the old ones (and sell or donate) but do not put new ones in our rentals.

It's a personal choice if you want to donate to the realtor.

Maybe he will feel sorry for me and donate something.