I would tell the tenant that they have to go after the previous owner which will be VERY hard to do without documentation.

Each Church is different with respect to design but they are generally more expensive to renovate than some other structure types that may lend themselves better to a conversion.

Also open to different type of rentals: I'm thinking co-housing/co-living can be a nice way to increase returns, so will be looking in Belgian regulation for this as well.. 

Having documentation to support your claiming this as a business deduction is critical-to prove the rent was reasonable, you could print rental quotes for similar meeting locations.

And of course you have to break it down by property type.

Here is their summary of the bills:  would allow counties to phase out transient accommodation rentals as a type of residential use and asserts that any future "residential" use shall not include transient accommodations.

From the travel nurse looking for a 1/1 to the high bed count pad split-type option where it's about maximizing beds for itinerant guests like airline crews.

Any help would be great Today it really boils down to the sponsors experience, how much you need and how much equity the sponsor is putting into the deal.You could look at similar types of deals in the area and see if you can find out who some of the investors were in that offering.

Ours are close to 90% Airbnb...I theorize it is because of the unit type and fact that we are always on page 1.

That's awesome to hear you can lend on this type of thing.