Author, Realtor says lucrative market is ripe for charitable giving of real estate

Nonprofits can raise more money, more efficiently, by embracing legacy listings, says Cami Baker.

  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 9:22 a.m. June 21, 2022
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Cami Baker is connecting real estate agents with homeowners who might want to donate their property listing to a nonprofit. (Courtesy photo)
Cami Baker is connecting real estate agents with homeowners who might want to donate their property listing to a nonprofit. (Courtesy photo)
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Realtor and author Cami Baker is crisscrossing Florida in an RV with her fiancé and their rescue dog, Raven, a German shepherd/Labrador mix. But this is no ordinary post-pandemic, get-out-of-town journey others have embarked on with increasing frequency.

 

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