Giving money to the government is like giving money to a church, it is hardly ever handled correctly, morally or ethically.

I would like some opinions on whether or not I should go through with the following deal or if I have this figured out right...The property: A 2 story, 11 bed 2 bath sober living/mini church type building.

Smoking is a hard habit to kick.Even if she kicks the habit she might replace it with a healthy habit exercise,church,etc. or another negative habit alcohol,drugs,etc.You just can't quit you have to replace the void with something.Since her income is great I would take a much larger deposit to cover the risk.Just like pets,other tenants moving in people will not always tell you the truth.It's human nature for many tenants not to be 100% honest.

My goal was to be able to semi-retire so that I could do the things that are important in life like going camping with my family and friends; riding my motorcycle; going scuba diving; snowboarding; volunteering at Church; and other things that I enjoy.

I have a building that we have a lease purchase contract with a local church group.

First the location must be accessible to all important places where I usually go like,supermarket, hospital, school, church and so on.

Jawsette, with regard to you comment about the constitutional role in the separation of church and State and its implication on the state level.

Any political jokes will result in a beerboarding - and not with good beer, we're talking Pabst Blue Ribbon.Got this one today from a realtor:One Sunday, in counting the money in the weekly offering, the pastor of the Granville Presbyterian church found a pink envelope containing $1,000.

I am looking at making an offer on a church property that is scheduled to go up for an REDC auction.

They were Jews who converted to Lutheranism and didn't like the way that the Lutheran church was becoming nationalized.