./ 50 acresGrandfathered in... as far as zoning concerned..Licensed for 100 sites..Marketing for a - Religious based camp or major organizational type/ Boy Scout/ Girl Scout /in need of a licensed congregation area..- No need for cabins as members could lodge within their own travel trailer..- Property boasts 14 acre lake- 3/4 acre swimming area with platform and waterslide- Pavillion-Water and electric to 65 sites now --much room for additional sites-2 bath houses..one with showers4- bedroom farmhouse1- Country Style Retail storeCurrently operating 5 months/ present owners seeking approval for year round operation..Current owners feel that marketing outside the traditional campground guidelines -- organizations interested can still operate under campground status while implementing ( the buying organization ) its message/lifestyle...** Option 1-- Property could be bought with mineral rights ( property sits atop natural gas reserve...not yet developed...residual income once NYS approves ..Marcellus Shale Country...

Did this happen as part of a religious ritual performed in accordance with the dark lord's curses upon the property?  

Have a good safety net, setup a good budget and follow it religiously.

It's great to see more and more portuguese people awakening to the Real Estate wealth building power, and hopefully treating it like a real business.With that said, I would say Porto is a really over-valued market to buy (right now) which makes it a lot more risky, the same goes for Lisbon and a few other cities that have been experiencing high and continuous rises in RE prices.I would recomend you trying to look into some underpriced markets with great potencial growth. 

As a former banker, we were always a tad hesitant in lending to religious organizations. 

I have already read books such as "Think and Grow Rich", "Awaken the Giant Within", "Good to Great", "How to Win Friends and Influence People", "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People", and am about to read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad".

Geez, this thread is going nowhere.It's like trying to have a rational discussion with a religious zealot who, in desperation in unsuccessfully trying to persuade you to their thinking, screams, 'It's a fact, and it's in the bible, so look it up!'

I listen to BP Podcast almost religiously.

Just touchy right now, and it's my experience that certain people use those quotes to explain away things more than others, but I will try not be so quick to jump to conclusions and avoid religious discussion in the future.

My 40s have been an awakening to who and what I really am and I'm quite honestly looking forward to my 50s and beyond with a new optimism I never had before.