when you find yourself coveting Donald Trump's hair piece......... even though you have a full head of hair.when, while telling the priest in the church confessional that you're going the straight and narrow and giving up the mistress, you find yourself preoccupied with calculating the the additional revenue the apt you provided her will bring in.when you begin fantasizing that global warming and the melting of the polar ice caps may some day turn your troubled lower income properties into valuable beach front properties.

If you have an actual ghost in the unit, then you will a priest to evict this ghost or get creative renting this unit out.

In the 18th century it was adapted to a Convent by Jesuit priests, who lived there until 1759. 

I'm less talking about the other known "evidence" which is that it has the opposite effect you desire - rents for actual renters on the market (I recall my wife and I trying to find an apartment in San Francisco in 2011 and 2012, and there being lines out the door and having to bring pay stubs plus your letter of reference from your parish priest - j/k on that last one, but it did feel that way).

So, I understand some few things about faith.Somehow, "highly religious" and such cynicism suggest a spiritual conflict.I'd suggest some quality time with your minister, priest, pastor, etc.

@Priest GordonWelcome to BP!

If you don't like it then complain to your priest, but be out of the unit by December 31, 2021

Are there churches you could connect with the ministers or priests in to let them know you have rentals.

Hire a priest.

When tenants can't pay the rent they can try to get a job, apply for welfare, apply for rent relief, go see the priest, or whatever.I run several businesses in California and I try to make believe that I am a manager who is working for a corporation in New York and I have to answer to that corporation for reasons e.g. why I made personal decisions to let tenants get away without paying their rent when I had the option to hire an attorney to evict the tenants.I own several fairly large apartment buildings and every tenant paid their rent on-time since COVID started with the exception of one 65-year old woman who lives in a studio and her rent is $1250.