So, if you're still afraid, it's nearly certain that you're missing one or both of these confidence points.

This would be a nice benefit, but you could potentially be missing out on a lot of cashflow by not renovating before a tenant moves in (either through lower rents or longer vacancy).  

I would rather not sell the property as it has an amazing view is across the street from national forest and I fell the income potential out weighs the sell value.As far as the donation, I would in theory get a tax write off as they are titled much like a car is.When the house was in decent condition,(2003ish) i got $650 pr mo if im not mistakenI would have to do an almost complete rehab on it to get it in livable condition, New siding, roof, Ceilings, carpet, doors, back porch and patch alot of holes in walls.

There is a book called "The ABCs of Real Estate Investing: The Secrets of Finding Hidden Profits Most Investors Miss (Rich Dad's Advisors)"The book is about commercial RE investing but there was a section where the guy was talking about contacting owners.

Hey @Mike Perlosky sorry I missed your response but yes I was referring to Metrolina.

Am I missing anything vital here?

Did I miss anything in that analysis or did something look wrong?

Did I miss anything in that analysis or did something look wrong?

He told me that the owner went missing and they were not allowing anyone to inspect the property due to theft liability...?   

Or perhaps it might be better to keep it open to everyone and let them decide how the group forms.Is there a group I am missing that handles this area?