And they can't make profit on the building because it is not taxed as they are a religious organization (from what they, and I understand we could be wrong).

If you approach the entire process with the belief that everyone you speak to is lying then you first always confirm who they are before you start asking specific questions about your applicant.

Moving on to another topic, I've stated my belief and facts.

I track my mileage religiously, but accountant always tells me I can't report all of that business mileage because it will trigger an IRS red flag.

I have religiously followed Bigger Pockets' content (Books and Podcast) for well over a year now, so I'm a little embarrassed for just now becoming a member of the site. 

So admittedly I do not have hands on experience.I found your article very interesting, and a counter to my own beliefs.

. :)So I read the forum religiously and follow what others are looking at and so far we are looking at Branson, MO.

It is my belief that the cracked truss is a qualifying defect.

My belief is that you trust your dad.  

Religious groups knock to convert, and sit outside chanting that she can change.There are ordinances about noise and barking dogs but recordings of crows and hawks during the day.