She had somehow gotten my phone number and when I answered she screamed "will you shut up up there?"

For Water, install showers instead of bathtubs and shut off outside water spigots.   

You turn that credit into cash for little to nothing and get the credit card pointspretty sure this one had been shut-down. used to be able to fund my Amex Bluebird account with a cc. those were the days... 

Usually, a family member, church, or someone pays their rent.

It was recently brought to my attention that an out of state church corporation recently purchased some farm ground where there is an anti-corporation farming law.

When a tenant moves out and “disconnects” it just automatically  switches back over to you instead of shutting off.

Not hey I have never done anything in real estate and now want to be syndicator.. although I think when many of those who think they want to .. actually start to talk to lawyers and cpa's how to set it up.. the cost of doing so will probably shut down most until they get more capital and more experience.it takes 20k or so before you can go to market then you need 10 to 50k for em  inspections etc.. and if you can't raise money you just lost all these set up fees. 

I would say it’s probabky a bit quirky if you aren’t too familiar with the Mormon church but it’s a decent tourist attraction that will help you understand the history of UT and a bit of the culture as the LDS population is probably at least half of the whole state’s pop.

If you have nothing good or positive to say then get out or simply shut up.

Hey all, I’m wondering if this is a good deal, 130k for a big church in South Carolina, would you buy it and turn it into a rental property or keep and turn into a restaurant?