I sometimes let my bitterness run away with me on this, but yes, the fact is that pretty much any young person in America, when presented with any fifteen year plan that goes from the poverty they're in to a million bucks in the bank, think they have something better to do or at least are certain they can figure out how to do it faster.We've become a nation of butt-sitters, hope-it-comes-to-me-ers, all worshipping at the Church of the Gubmint's Gonna Help Me Out.

I know Jerryll.. they will worship you.

There is no debt but the spend per year in salaries, upkeep, and ministries is becoming too large to ignore compared to worship offerings, lease income from tenants/school, and a small amount of interest income.

It was amazing to watch the kids worship, learn, grow, and serve throughout the week.

Back before big government programs, poor folks in need could get help from family, friends, or the church (or wherever they worship). 

-Worship room for error.

They are buying homes, opening businesses and places of worship.

They ignored me and did both, plus had big worship events with live music INSIDE my house, though I told them those were allowed outside.

Check for parole violations, etc.You can also let the neighbors know that if the house doesn't sell, you will be renting it to the worst group of bad a** bikers / gang members you can find who will blast their own unique type of music that makes heavy-metal-devil-worship rock sound like Mozart, 24/7.Lastly, take the above half in jest.  

Insert your investment in year 0 and run an IRR calculation to see what you come up with.Cash flow is worshiped way too much on BP.