It doesn't have to be HUD or your state RE Commission or a DA that gets involved, there are those that can take out a shady operator and benefit from the efforts.

A church is a specialized area, ther is a national brokerage for churches as well as religious financing conduits that you might search for, a church is really not down the alley of a commercial broker unless they can get a change of use type client.If it's really a residence, non-compliant ADA bathrooms, etc, you may need to clean the place out presenting it for what it should be. :)

My ADA experience is through the hosuing authority and non-profits.

Parking requirements are usually local codes, but there are ADA issues which are federal but are limited to commercial and public access. :)

I dont want to mess with the stairs besides painting because of issues with ADA compliance.

It is an 1895 building with no accessible entrance, lots of stairs, and bathrooms that were not designed to be ADA compliant.

I hope you are able to accommodate a disability to appropriate ADA standards.

Mason's Dumplings (hipstery restaurant from LA) recently opened on Montview and Dayton, and there is apparently going to be a Dae Gee opening further east on Montview (project called Nora Station).

Pro tip - give someone’s ad a call and talk to the PM/landlord - see their take on the market.

You should review the ADA and any local laws and regulations you have about accessibility.