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Realtors don’t need to choose between making money and doing good: A Plea to Realtors.

Interested in renting out your facility for the betterment of your church and community? Check out these tips on Crafting a Comprehensive Facility Use Agreement for Event Leasing.

The Request for Proposal (RFP) should be developed by a real estate broker that has proven experience and references with respect to working with faith-based organizations. Here’s your resource for Developing a Request for Proposal.

Use this Facility Use Application whenever renting out part of your church property to any group or organization.

As you consider leasing your building, refer to The Process of Formulating a Lease to help you think through important questions.

If you’re looking to better understand Letters of Intent and looking for helpful language for terms and conditions, refer to Standard Terms & Conditions in a Letter of Intent.

An attorney, a tax expert, and an insurance expert are all needed before entering into any binding agreement for the third-party use of a property. Here is more information on The Role of Legal, Tax, and Insurance Experts in the Leasing Process.

Whether a church intends to lease or sell, it’s important to understand what zoning issues they can face. Here’s a guide to Understanding and Overcoming Zoning Issues.