Good grief we can't even advertise that our properties are next door to a specific church for fear of discrimination. 

As far as rental period, not quite sure how long the tenants have been there, although historically because of several churches in the area, the home generally has a very low, if any vacancy rate.

I have a landlocked parcel in VA surrounded by some old homes and 3 other neighbors, one of them is a church who own around 30 acres , who been bargaining with me to make me lose money on it for a very cheap price less that what i bought it for , the whole area is under development from the county (Hanover county , VA ) , which makes their land worth a lot and want to take mine to gain more , but do not even want to give me money on it .It is hard to get to talk other neighbors who still alive , but still trying , the only option is there is another small 0.64 acre can give me easement and utilities , that parcel was separated from mine long time ago because they were under same owner and recorded as different lot . that owner is dead and the land under LLC. was owned by him , so that exit parcel has a 5 years of delinquent taxes and the county gave it to one of its law firms to sell which not happening in the near future or do not know when .My parcel is zoned residential(6.4 acres) and after long argument with the very tough county planning department people they said if i purchase the exit 0.64 acres , they will allow me to develop the land for the part that is develop-able. after i extend the road , water and sewer to it .My interest is to flip the land now and make a little profit on it because i am not willing to wait until GOD knows , My question is if i want to have an easement through the parcel that is going to the tax auction which caused my land lock but does not have an owner now , can i do that through court ??

So friends of the family are in the ministry and are in the process of buying a commercial business and using it as a church.  

The property I'm looking at is a church that has outlived its congregation and has been eyed for demolition.

They can say they are redeemed how active they are in the church helping others etc .. and became a new person ...but don’t believe it . 

I have 2 rentals in a low-end area, and the tenants never have their own money for the security deposit, but they know exactly how to obtain it through social services or their church group.

Hi were leasing out a retail/ church space.

Living in a converted church isn't for everyone, I suppose.

I really enjoy the monthly CAZA meetup in Falls Church, went once so far and just need to be less shy.