It's my hope that they pass this information on to a foreman or project leader or general laborers that are coming here. 

Not just to our organization and our investors, but we employ business coaches that meet with us monthly, as well as CEO think tanks, consultants, and other business leader groups that top management (including myself) work with.Alongside that, as CEO I'm also the face of the company (as many of your are), which is why I'm here on BP telling you this.

If you haven't already connected with John Fedro here on BP, he is one of the leaders in investing in mobile homes /  manufactured homes.

@Mike S.This sounds like a question for experienced policy makers, economists, and business leaders that are making decisions on where to locate. 

Got some money stashed away, fixed some smudges on my credit, and I have been reading books, listening to audiobooks, and watching the BP forums religiously for about 2 years now.So heres my plan: I live just outside of Denver.

That's completely fine though, there are other people that love that part and hate the other part that you're good at: construction/rehabI plan to attend meetings religiously after my line of credit goes through.

You could replace the word church in my question with temple or many old building types not designed for living in full time.Traditional french religious institutions used to own and still own many old buildings of all kinds across France and have been selling a number of them for a relatively reasonable amount of money.

My tenant has been paying me rent religiously for 4 months via ACH.  

No pressure but If you want to have a KW team Leader reach out to you I would love to make a introduction.

If they're religious affiliation is a 501c3 you may be able to use plan A and get them to write you a receipt  for the $300  potential increase as a contribution  for tax purposes.