Now the landlord has to eat the cost of the attorney, it took a month or two longer, probably will raise rents, screen harder and ultimately the vast majority of good tenants get to pay the price.That's why I donate my time to the RPA Rental Property Association of Wisconsin, which is a local non-profit REIA and we lobby in Madison for sustainable landlord tenant laws - if you are a Wisconsin investor, please consider joining.Excellent analysis!

So, I decided to try out charitable trust donations.

My church is the bulk of it, but also Serenity Pregnancy Resource Center, YoungLife, Manna House Food Pantry, Compassion International, and then we always donate to one-time fundraisers that pop up.

Offer your tenants FAIR MARKET RENTS, and if you want to be charitable I am happy to accept donations!

I am betting that the prices of those Phoenix houses will pass $400,000 and during the next 2025 global meltdown will tumble all the way back down below $80,000 again.So around 2020 or 2021 (will watch the world markets and see what is going on), I will sell all of my buy and hold rentals and probably donate 100% of the profits into my 501(c)3 non-profit start with America.1) I don't buy cash flow properties to get out of the rat race so my passive income exceeds my expenses.

(Yes those guys that call you for the donations that get you a decal from the cops that allow you to run every GREEN light in town)The second was night security/janitor for the Carpenters Home Church.

If I was looking for a tax break I would donate to charity  or increase my Ira contribution.

Ned, How much do I have to donate to make #6 a reality?

Business owner makes more money, gains more recognition, can donate more to causes, more invites to be on boards of companies, more publicity. 

Just wondering if you set up a Go Fund me and donated to yourself using the credit cards if there would be any drawback.