The applicant to stay away from will be the squeaky-clean one who has nothing to say about themselves and who has no obvious religious affiliation.

Another in our group tried one of those religious group coverages but that didn't work out too well for a major expense they incurred.We have self-employed friends who pay $20k a year (familia's plan) & yet others who have been just about bankrupt from medical emergencies.

They can still met in the home, as is common with some religious groups, just keep the volume down.

I read all his post and studied them religiously.

@Nicholas Graphia, I felt comfortable with the Airbnb arrangement because I'd done it myself when I was between tenants and a big festival was in town. 

Largely based on his religious beliefs.

However, I can tell you that those who claim to be 'religious leaders' of one sort or another have caused nothing but loss of money and a loss of faith!

I can speak first hand on this as we had a huge loss of revenue for March and April due to the cancellation of a professional tennis tournament (BNP Paribas) as well as Coachella and Stagecoach festivals.

Cities have festivals and celebrations going on certain times of the year which attract people and Macon does not have that.

(Or it did until Covid.....waiting to see how long before volunteers can go back in....meantime we've gone the festival route).