Offer counter on a church Oregon coast.

(the one in particular I remember was on the curve of Main Street, by Saint Johns Baptist Church)  You should anyways, but get an inspection of whatever you do buy.This is not meant to sway you away from buying it, just do your due diligence. 

Office buildings can look good on paper but they will get hit the hardest during a market slowdown especially class C where you are targeting small churches, marijuana docs, lawyers, insurance agents and mom and pops.

We bought a house that was built as a parsonage from a church that no longer needed it.

There is a building for sale listed on the MLS that is currently used as a church.

My neighbor to the west is a church and the 8.5 Ac lot that the developer has under contract is to the east and already has access to the road.

Have them reach out to local churches.

I'm being advised to get blueprints now because the 1st floor is wide open since it was formerly a church. 

How do I approach a owner about his or her vacant church building for sale?

@Justin Henry I've found that life insurance companies can actually provide some of the most favorable terms for Churches, Synagogues, etc.