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  Horrible thieves....not wanting to help anyone. She only wants to steal what doesn't belong to her

  Added October 19, 2019 by Anna Hartse
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  My wife and I lived on the Null Church property for 3 months, managed by by Brian and Kristin Null, the only adult leadership of the 'church' (their daughter is listed on their website as the youth ministries leader). This is just a VERY brief overview of what we witnessed and experienced there.
  
  We saw a lot of concerns regarding what these folks are about, the first of which is that they really aren't even a church as they claim to be. This is almost apparent the moment you arrive, as the 'church' has "No Trespassing" signs posted at each gate, all of which remain locked 24/7. There is also a sign saying "Trespassers Will be Shot on Sight" to accompany those.
  
  In the time we were there, never once was a church service held, with the only event we ever saw attempted being a July 4th firework display - which was never advertised to the community as far as we could tell, something that was also further evidenced by the lack of any non-tenant attendees.
  
  They also have a VA outreach program where they are building a home for homeless veterans. We thought this was quite admirable initially, but that faded with time. While some work was done, most days there was no activity. They claimed it was because they began work at 4AM to stay out of the summer heat- but my wife leaves for work around then, and never saw anyone working or even awake at that hour. There just seemed to be a lack of urgency to finish this project, as most days were spent in their home.
  
  All of this is just focusing on the 'church' and outreach program they claim to be. As tenants, we experienced just how unreliable, inconsistent, paranoid, and emotionally unstable this organization is.
  Our advice is to avoid affiliation with this VA outreach program / family 'church' at all costs. If you are considering tenancy, we urge you to reconsider with caution.

  Added April 16, 2017 by Jared Keeling