In the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is a great example and I know about that one since I have connections in the ministry of tourism.

Here we have Ministry of land, it's a government institution.

My wife and I went through Crown Ministries in the late 90s.

The CEO and spokesman was a man named Cody Sperber and he was very confident in his program (I'm sure some of you have heard of him or his company) well anyway, after reading through his website it inspired me to learn more.

I swear I'm trying to make this shorter...I'm currently in cabinet sales, with a bachelors in ministry, basically a Christian liberal arts degree, and my wife has a bachelors in interior design, which she is phenomenal at.

I think you are confusing "ministry" with "business".

If you're local and into doing volunteer ministry work please be sure to hit me up and let me know how I can help serve your organization and/or join me in serving sometime on a Kairos prison ministry team.

@Mitzmichael Sumilang,I think you have a fantastic long term goal to be helping and serving our local community and ministries abroad.

Read the local papers & business pages (Spokesman Review is a great one) to get a feel for where development and investment is going.Also consider being located near major economic centers like hospitals or universities that are less susceptible to market swings.Feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions, I'll be happy to help.Phil

In addition a local ministry school, which is doing a 96 million dollar expansion has a few thousand students an no dorms.