If you're only concerned as to the more recent use, I'd suggest some phone calls, pretty easy in a cross reference city director to find the neighbors, call them and ask who, what, when, where, you probably don't need to know why.

My unit is in Virginia, but a charity offered to install a stair lift chair for my tenant and needed my permission.

The dental practice claimed bankruptcy, and pulled all the chairs and equipment out.

Have personal names of owners, officers, directors or members?

It's the director's job to take whatever situation they have and make it appealing to the viewing audience, so if that includes adding some drama that wasn't actually there, then so be it.One classic example I remember was a certain show about 'Homes' where the granite countertop guys were carrying a slab of uncut granite into a home and dropped it and it smashed to bits.

We were changing all flooring to accommodate use of a wheel chair and decided to repaint and update other things as well.  

This person is on wheel chair and the program will setup the ramp to front door etc.

I almost fell out of the chair initially when she told me, and still think the price is very high.

I knocked on the door as the executive director of a non-profit housing organization.

I plan to complete and fix the wainscoting and chair rail in the dining room/foyer and finish with a two-tone pain of white lower half and off white or cream above.