Donate for a burn exercise and do a new build.

The other advantage of hiring it done is you can claim it as a business expense versus "donating" your time.

He donates 10% of his income to the church but doesn’t worry about the fact that stealing from me means his grandkids can’t eat...I was backed into a corner and couldn’t afford a place to stay and a house payment while insurance reviewed.

Flat doors are usually the first thing I notice (unless there is still shiny brass) and I usually get a count of how many perfectly good doors I am about to donate right away.

All you need is a few big dollar real estate investors targeting committee members with donations and it's basically done.

The land was donated to the builder to develop and for the sole purpose of providing quality homes that low income families can purchase.

Would you call in Goodwill or a similar organization to donate all those items?

I hope donating becomes important to you over time. 

. :)   Maybe if I just billed a few hours of my work at full market rate and then volunteer donated whatever other amount of labor I wanted personally, it would be arguably more for profit incentive.   

The IRS considers your time "donated", so you can only claim materials.My advice for future acquisitions is to hire all work done and speed the rehab timeline.