The idea would be that it would be for a campus ministry specifically To house the students who are involved and desire more of a faith based living experience.

But the past 10 years I have been working in Ministry. 

It depends on how active you want to be with the group, but in my situation, I generally know most of the tenants who come into the house as they are part of a ministry that I was associated with.

I am full time ministry and would like to get into rei in order to secure more financial stability as well as be of service to the people in my community.

I also speak some Japanese, and served in youth ministry and missionary work for over twenty years.  

We have great credit, no bankruptcies, and no debt, but are switching careers (from church ministry to full time REI) after 25 years, so we obviously don't have the typical "proof of where monthly loan payments are coming from".

I'd leased out my house to a Christian ministry group that had 14 people living in the house.

Get him to a church, get him involved in a ministry where he is productively helping others, and his mood is all but guaranteed to change.I find nothing snaps me out of a funk faster than time with people looking beyond today and helping others.

I would also love to hear more about the non profit christian ministry. 

My partners and I are planning to buy a multi-family building to use as transitional housing for people who graduate from residential rehabilitation programs.  Our goal won't be to maximize the income, or even investo...