A church builds a new facility and the old church sits there empty.Often a church just "doesn't make it" and they close the doors and it sits there empty.What would you do with it?

So far having a problem finding a facility that does not require them to be "empty." 

Multi-family, self storage, healthcare facilities, etc.

County records, look up the address of facility then they often show owners name/mailing address.

And through crowdfunding/syndications, you can access and diversify into other real estate asset types like debt, or commercial real estate (apartments, self storage, medical facilities, retail, etc.).

I can tell you from experience, if by some chance you can negotiate a short sale, if you put one dime in your pocket outside of closing, you could have a roommate and share a bunk in a state facility that feeds you three times a day.

So I own a few small storage facilities and want to hit each of the expo’s.

I also have a degree in facilities management and would love to help anyone (locally) who needs a hand.

.- use back half of the lower level for self storage facility and rent those out.- Lease out the store front half of the lower level to retail or something similar (not a priority since the apartments and storage alone will cash-flow the deal)Operating Expenses: ~$11000 (high estimate)NOI: $26350.00Debt Expense: $18914Cash Flow before taxes: $7438.00Taxable NOI: $4425I’m not looking to pay myself anything, as I’d just like to hold this as long as possible for my kids and to learn as much as possible for my next deal.

I have a storage facility that my husband and I likely are going to be purchasing.