However, I didn't want to leave money on the table if tax deductions were available, so I looked into it and nothing really qualifies.I can't give them free rent and then deduct that, because money hasn't changed hands.I can't donate money which they then use to pay me rent, because that's just manipulation.I can only deduct true financial donations or if I give them the property, meaning they own it and are on the deed.

They do go off the table faster than other so you will need to capitalize on the opportunities when you find them. 

@Nicholas Covington   it is labeled as mixed use in property report and currently has a massage therapy company and a clinical psychologist renting the building. 

When I read real estate books, I tend to look at the table of contents first and flip through to those chapters for the content I am seeking.

Another great resource is YouTube, with endless amounts of content.When looking for someone to mentor you in wholesaling, I recommend first determining what value you can provide to someone else that is in wholesaling based on the skills that you have and bring to the table.

In NC a 30-day eviction is considered standard and one of the first options on the table.

If that wasn’t enough at the closing table we get a call from our atty Steve Cuda saying hey we’ve got an offer on the back 20 acres for $25K per acre which would give us a “close neighbor” but would have our all in purchase price of an 18,000 sf house at only $250,000.

Features large kitchen with plenty of space for a table!

Upstairs, the primary bedroom suite (notice we're not allowed to say "master suite" anymore) adds extras such as a massage room and private terrace.

The financial returns are just table stakes, and it's >50% about creating and contributing something and having an impact on a place.