Ray in Ct.Thanks Ray, I never thought of contributing it to a charity - I kind of like that idea.

Then I chase money because my wife has a charity helping indigent children in India and we both want to expand it.

I hoping to start a charity or some kind.

My thought is however that if you want to run a charity you might have gotten into the wrong business.

IF you got the house at the RIGHT price (of course marriage is more important than a property) you might use it as a half-way house, lease it to the city as a homeless shelter, rezone for commercial or partner with a charity.  

You should prepare for it by making it worth your time and ensuring it's properly documented.I have a one-page addendum to add or remove a tenant and I charge a $50 fee for my time (it takes 15 minutes but I'm running a business, not a charity).If I have multiple tenants and Tenant A wants to move out, I have them fill out the addendum and pay the fee.

It's a business not a charity.

You aren't a charity.  

Also, interesting tidbit, but Venmo was just recently purchased by Paypal.This is why paper check, money order, or ACH are the safest IMHO.  

Then again, I'm not a charity.