Hello all, I'm potentially interested in buying a church, but am wondering how easy it is to sell it once I get a tenant in.

Garages are on the ground floor; but have not been used in decades.I have a 12 unit just a few miles away, so PM is easy once some of the inherited tenants are out-at least half or more would have to go.BP community; would you take this on or let it die?

So if you are thinking of going the easy route to sell, let me know.

T.V makes it look easy but it's far from it.

That’s such an easy fix, just wait till it breaks.  

Because it is easy to know he was there and he can easily loose his license over this.  

I always suggest starting with multifamily, due to it being easy to later purchase a SFR using FHA or low down payment conventional options. 

These are usually fairly easy to obtain. 

My personal opinion is that it’s easy to get bored or distracted and jump from one form of investing to another without makIng much real progress.As a property manager, your network should provide you a lot of opportunities to solve other investors problems.

So far they have been easy to work with, are offering competitive rent, and the sample lease they shared looks reasonable (I am not an attorney).