donate donate real estate: Charity Making a Difference Driving Successful Lives
- 11/30/20 06:55 AM
Driving Successful Lives Donates Dozens of Turkeys for Thanksgiving Holiday Industry: Non Profit Driving Successful Lives, a non-profit organization donated over 100 turkeys to local organizations in support of Thanksgiving food distribution program
Detroit, MI (PRUnderground) November 29th, 2020 Share Driving Successful Lives charity donated turkeys to several organizations (including LakeRidge village, LakeRidge ministries, Sobriety House and Hands for Hope). Thankful for the food donation, Pastor Eddie Williams said, “This is about giving, and it’s a time we have to give and think of others. I was able to feed people and prepare over 150 meals and I am grateful for the donation.” Several individual families (0 comments)
Most people think that donating real estate to a charity is for the rich. This simple is not true. I have worked individuals, charities, and small corporations for years with donations process. For many people and companies is about the able to rid themselves of unwanted property. They simple want out. They are tired of property taxes, insurance cost and the liability exposure. The following are the rules that apply for real estate donation: Individuals: The following rules apply if the donated property is owned in your own name, with your spouse or other persons: If (1 comments)
Gifting a property to a charitable organization is an option for real estate investors who are holding property that fails to produce revenue.
Gifting a property is an option for investors who struggle to maintain a depreciating property. Property managers or homeowners in this situation may have already passed up a federal income tax deduction for 2009. The good news is they can start the New Year off right by getting rid of an unwanted financial burden and helping a charity at the (0 comments)
donate donate real estate: "Donate Real Estate" Making a Difference? Detroit
- 09/21/08 09:19 AM
By: Ralph Mark Maupin An Answer For: Ugly Property, Wore Out Landlords, Unwanted Property, Foreclosed Property That Bank And Mortgage Company Don’t Want, Probated Property- YES AN ANSWER THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE! Are you holding onto property that fails to yield annual revenue, when you could be enjoying a generous tax savings? While holding on to depreciating property, at the same time, you may be holding on to a considerable federal tax deduction for you as well as a valuable asset to a charitable organization. Many are burdened with unwanted property simply because they are unaware of their (3 comments)