It was very bohemian, had great coffee shops and bars, some great music festivals, street fairs and stuff.

I study it religiously, daily, looking at my preferred areas to invest in.

That means more potential tenants for you.Diverse Offerings: Whether it's the sand, the festivals, or the food, there's always something happening.Ever-evolving: With ongoing projects and fresh developments, Tampa's investment scene is always fresh.Home Options: From sleek urban pads to comfy homes, you've got options.University Drive: USF ensures a constant influx of students a great rental market.Ease of Commuting: Tampa's connectivity, both within and outside, is a huge pull.However, as always, my best advice?

It is a breakdown of what business really entails through the religious lense.

I have been listening to the podcast religiously for the past 3 months.

Even though our families may be non-traditional, our religious faith and family values guide our lives.

I do not know, maybe you just want to keep it as a church and rent it out to a new congregation, a religious group of some kind. 

I am a very religious man and have to come to terms with this exact senerio.

I am about 100% convinced that the broken wine glass(previous tenants did not consume alcohol because of religious beliefs) is the current tenants fault but can't prove it.

I’m not sure if you are religious or not, but I believe that God had a true plan for me.