My fiance and I are renovating an old church that we will turn into a wedding venue/AirBnB.

It's only been six years and they are already shutting down, despite having raised $24 million in an effort to save their bacon.If you hire a discount manager, you can expect discount services.

That will shut down the account and should even get them a refund if they have a police report.

Purchase price: $70,000 Cash invested: $70,000 Former Church converted into a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom house.

Door knocking, wether they shut you down immediately or talk to you they will remember you.

As long as you followed the law, have a lease, and she violated it you have an open and shut case.

You'll need proof that the lease requires them to pay and proof that it hasn't been paid and is shut off.  

Do you feel stressed at all right now due to the shut down, etc.?

@Erin Church, appreciate you sharing your experience.

I previously had one airbnb here, glamping style, and was at 86% occupany prior to riverside county changing their ordinance and shutting me down.I realize the cash flow for this would come faster with leasing from others, but improving my property would gain more equity and allow for cash flow as well after construction, so I am just not sure the best direction to go.Appreciate any advice from the community!