I bet she was hoping you would be those sweet landlords and offer her charity lol :mrgreen:

He told us in a large group setting about this club called the 90/10 club where these rich people have so much money that they give 90% of it away to charities or some cause and live on 10%.

I am also planning to attend CFRI Poker charity on Sep 26th night to do some networking.I would be more than happy to use the services of BP members (agents, mortgage brokers, real estate attorney, Title Company) for mutual benefits.Any suggestion about the area and general market condition in Orlando will be much appreciated.cheersNil

And personally I have no problem with her philosophies as long as she's in a position like Mother Theresa - benevolent charity but no political power.

What would the pros and cons be in general for donating land to a charity?

A lot of people don't like those kinds of meetings because they are always trying to sell you on their courses and mentoring programs, but: 1) they gotta make money somehow - they aren't doing this for charity, 2) there's plenty to gain from going to the meeting, ignoring the sales pitch, and just networking with other attendees.Best of luck to you!

Such as helping out with charities and non-profits, achieving financial freedom for myself, & my family so that I can finally get my MBA at the university I want to go to without having to lose an income.As for understanding the Atlanta real estate market, I've done some analysis ITP (Inside the Perimeter) & OTP (Outside the Perimeter).

I tell them to just make a donation to their favorite charity equal to what their mortgage deduction would have been.

(No one likes spending time pulling listings for charity!

With uber insurers have been updating that exclusion and even charity drivers are being caught in the exclusion (driving a church member regularly to the doctor for no charge was deemed to be excluded in a GA court; State Farm litigated that one).