Donate PA Real Estate to Charity
Our 501c3 nonprofit accepts property donations throughout the entire state of Pennsylvania. Donate a house, land, commercial property and more. We do all of the paperwork and you help those in need while receiving a Fair Market Tax Deduction.
Pennsylvania Property Donations / Call (888)-228-7320
Pennsylvania Real Estate Donations – Good For All Involved!
Pennsylvania property donations are on the rise and many people are now becoming more aware of this great way to give to charity. Even if you are not a property magnate you can still enjoy significant financial benefits by donating Pennsylvania land or any type of deeded property. Helping our great country in this way is exceptionally rewarding and could save you money in the long run. If you have a property that you no longer want, you could save money on selling fees and any taxes and charges during the period that the property is on the market. Avoid paying inheritance tax and capital gains tax and take full advantage of the significant federal tax deductions that have been created by the government for charitable property donations.
PA Tax Deduction = Current Market Value
By providing a Pennsylvania commercial property, land or house donation you can enjoy all of the tax breaks and benefits that have been outlined above and more. Not only can an unwanted property be a draw on your resources but also on time which many people do not have a lot of in their busy lives. As you know, property ownership takes a lot of maintenance and effort to keep up to date. Real Estate with Causes has many years of experience in dealing with Pennsylvania real estate donation. The experiences we have had will help you to understand how you can donate Pennsylvania property and how the tax deductions will work for you. Current Market Tax Deduction
Donate Real Estate Pennsylvania
People who have given a Pennsylvania property donation already have helped those less fortunate to build a better life. The donations to our charity help us to give more to these causes including social responsibility, education, meaningful care and services not only to people in Pennsylvania but all over America. Our website provides lots of information for anybody who is looking to donate Pennsylvania property now or in the future. Please choose the type of real estate you want to donate from the following or call us toll free (888)-288-7320 with any questions you may have. (*Please also see below for Pennsylvania donation laws)
Donate House
Homes
Donate Land
Acreage
Land Contract
Donations
Donate Farmland
Farming Acres
Commercial Property
Donations
Industrial Property
Donations
Donate Rental Property
Multi-Family
Life Estates
Annuity
Pennsylvania Charitable Donation Rules
*We would love to accept your Pennsylvania property donation, but prior to completing this process we need to give you some additional information regarding Pennsylvania’s laws. Pennsylvania does not recognize nonprofits of any type. This comes to a disadvantage to those who own property in Pennsylvania and wish to donate to our charity sometimes. Pennsylvania requires that a transfer tax be paid on the market value at the time of transfer of a property regardless of whether it is a donation or not. In other words, most states only charge a transfer tax if this were to be a cash transaction. Pennsylvania charges the transfer tax regardless. As a donor you “may” be responsible for this transfer tax (we will discuss options when we speak). The transfer taxes is normally 2% of the market value of the property at the time of transfer. Please check with your local County assessor for the current transfer tax rate. If you would still like to move forward we would be more than happy to accept your property. Join previous donors in Philadelphia, Jefferson Hills, Pittsburgh, Fox Chapel, Allentown, Economy, Erie, Plum, Reading, Pleasant Hills, Bethlehem, Kennett Square, Scranton, Franklin Park, Lancaster, Forest Hills, Levittown, Conshohocken, Harrisburg and other locations in the state of PA and help those in need today! Please contact us if you have any further questions or concerns.