I have worked on a ranch and medicinal herb farm for several years and now I am interested in real estate.

There are a lot of people in medicine who invest in real estate.

did not read all the replies, but if you were close in the area, i'd say "you backed out too soon". since you are far away and the seller/BP member clearly knew that, you are correct to feel uneasy. note to the seller/BP member - dont advertise as "turn key" if stuff still needs to be done to the house. turn key in most peoples minds means "i unlock the door and put my toothbrush in the medicine cabinet.

Vaping could be used as a delivery advice for this "medicinal" product and thus those with disabilities/prescriptions might be covered as a protected class.

You also need a mirror or medicine cabinet, faucet, drain, p-trap, supply lines, new shutoff valves and who knows what other fittings.

That means importing doctors and nurses from the first world who are privileged enough to study medicine in the United States or western Europe and come with supplies to effectively keep themselves safe from contamination (you know, the supplies that can't even get there in the first place because people keep closing borders and limiting flights).

The other point is that those giving details is much like a doctor giving a prescription and if the patient takes the medicine the wrong way or it's the wrong medicine the results can change that persons life or even end it.

I work at Yale, so I've been able to build a fairly steady stream of renters in New Haven from the professional schools (Medicine, Law) grad schools (Management, Drama, Divinty) and hospitals related to the University. 

The San Mateo, CA area has always had a lot of growth with companies like Visa (I hear they are planning to go public), Fisher Investments, Templeton Investments and Gilead Sciences (a biotech company that has licensed some AIDS medicines) situated in this area.

Give $ for food/medicine to developing countries.