My partner said well, you won't have bathroom facilities in about 10 minutes because we're pulling the toilet and the tub right now.

Another option for low cost apartment type housing is to make very small units without cooking or bathroom facilities (though a chemical toilet for the privacy conscious might work and wouldn't take up nearly as much room as a conventional one does and cost much less without the plumbing and upkeep). 

Communal facilities would be provided in the building.  

Once that is determined you may be able to provide some cooking facilities but not enough to infringe on their silly rules.  

Lubbock is also highly diversified being the hub for the area from Amarillo to Midland, Hobbs to Sweetwater for agriculture production and research (cotton, peanuts, sorghum, wheat, watermelons, and wine grape vineyards -70-80% of TX wine grape production comes from this area-), medical care and research (two top-tier facilities in Covenant and the university hospital), manufacturing, transport (major airport), and of course Texas Tech is a huge economic driver employing many thousands and bringing tons of students in with their parents money (30k+ enrollment I believe, it's enormous).

The sky is really the limit in there.Also I just throw an idea, if you open big business, lets say car repair facility in Kona, you only have few competitors.

being based in Oregon I am probably the only Oregonian that has had credit facilities with all three LOL. 

It is starting to see some increased activity with a couple of larger companies building facilities in the area, and buyers priced out of Raleigh can still find a nice home at a reasonable price. 

The listing agent tells me that the price is non-negotiable due to it having been set by Medicaid (the owner is in an assisted living facility). 

I own one storage facility that is a dump (but it makes really good money) and I want to completely overhaul and modernize it but the prices don't make sense right now.