In the few months this couple has lived on their property I've seen their health deteriorate further to the point where the woman now uses a mobility chair.

For the first 12 years I worked for several large scale national developers / property management companies in Florida where I rounded out my career as a Director Of Property Management overseeing a portfolio of over 2,000 apartments throughout the state.In 2011 I moved back to my home town of Manchester NH to join my now business partners in growing a successful real estate development/property management company.

We have done this before, especially for wheel chair people where you basically build what looks like a speed bump. 

In the mentorship program they have a level called arm chair investing when they bring you deals and joint venture for a 65% profit split going to the investor and 35% to the mentorship group.

Becky is the the Director of Operations, she is awesome!

They are dealing with a board of directors so they don't get to decide things quickly.

Don't use heavy looking furniture, but light and airy pieces-  like an open airy headboard with no footboard (as opposed to solid wood with a footboard), mirrored side tables, a lucite chair, etc.  

Such generalizations makes giving suggestions pretty hard, Matt hit on several areas for N/P, Troy's idea is good, although I'd think using your retirement fund and leasing will disqualify you if you're a director getting a salary. 

You will get all manner of quotes, depending on materials and other factors- will you have xray machines, do you need center run power /water (i.e. dentist office) or do you do day surgery (will require automated backup generators IIRC), are your clients physically disabled, do you need chair lift, if you change an old building do you have to make it ADA compliant. 

That seems to have faded out pretty quickly and the Meetup Chair was taken over by the Ann Arbor Meetup group.