REAL ESTATE DONATIONS

WUSF | WSMR
Real Estate Donation Program

The mission of WUSF and WSMR is to enrich the mind and inspire curiosity. The high quality programming we provide has been a valuable resource in our community for 60 years. We are committed to building community through trusted journalism, classical music, and culture that reflects the world around us.

WUSF 89.7 broadcasts local, statewide, national and international news. Our award-winning WUSF reporters keep listeners up to date on Florida news and locally produced programs like Florida Matters which provides insight on local issues.

Classical WSMR 89.1 & 103.9 is west central Florida's only station devoted to classical music.It features the finest performances of classical music, 24 hours a day, with special features and live performances by internationally acclaimed musicians. The station is also available online at WSMR.org.

About Real Estate Donations

WUSF and WSMR partner with CARS (Charitable Adult Rides & Services) to process donations in the form of real estate assets. Properties in any location, condition, and format are eligible for donation to WUSF or WSMR. Back taxes, mortgage balances, and deferred maintenance do not prohibit your ability to donate. Our program covers all loans, liens, commissions, and closing costs so long as there is equity in the property.

If you have a land, residential, or commercial real estate asset that is unused or costing you money, consider giving back to the station you love by donating it to WUSF 89.7 or Classical WSMR. As a result, you may also be eligible for a significant tax deduction!



How it Works

Start

Step 1

SUBMIT

Understand Your Scenario

Property Information Submitted

Step 2

EVALUATE

Review the Valuation, Liens, Condition, Closing Costs

Donation Purchase Contract Finalized

Step 3

SALE

Identify the Best Sale Method and Go to Auction

Nonprofit-Buyer Purchase Contract

Step 4

CLOSING

IRS Forms Sent, Appraisal, Proceeds to Nonprofit

Deed Recorded

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Finish

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