@Robert WrightYour plight was brought to my attention by a fellow investor who knows my story.My wife and I are Christians and she works at our church.

Hello all, I am currently working with a Church in the Danville/Avon area to build a recovery type of program. 

Hi Ryan,Wow parking for 30 dancing Zumba goers must make the street a true zoo(omba).30 friends getting together for dancing for fitness private party at someones house every Sunday after church, is different than using the property as a fitness destination business.It would be smart to ascertain which you have here.Simply telling her, your Sister wants to lose few pounds Zuba-ing--how much does it cost and can you have the join-up paper work for her might tell you what you need to know.

They'll find the economic highest use really fast when the power gets shut off, and if they don't, then the new developers who buy it up at pennies on the dollar because of their disfunction will do so.As for global warming, you're absolutely hilarious.

@Kunal Mishra  - We shut down our waterfront properties during the winter.   

Are STR's even allowed, limited or could be shut down.

Looking at it from a city wide level, cities want residents to attend their schools, churches and work at local businesses.

I know the Oregon Agency will shut you down regardless of license or not.

Purchase price: $30,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $60,000 The house was an old church parsonage, the church was purchased separately and the house relisted.

Did not want to run the risk of them shutting power off or water off once the tenant moved out and having an issue.