My husband and I were looking for commercial real estate office space that would allow my medical practice to grow. 

I'm not sure if its just Pennsylvania, but when we called the Attorney General's office in Harrisburg, they were able to connect us with the department who oversees Service Animals. 

I also have loan officers that routinely call to see what we are working on.

At the moment he has 3 of the 4 units rented (upholstery company, lawyer's office, and not sure what the other one is).

@Brad Swearingen Some towns have this info right on their website and some others you will have to call the town offices directly to get this info.

In my mind, Portland has many similar advantages to San Francisco - geographic constraints to spreading (rivers, mountains), difficult development requirements, a young workforce and better than national average population growth projections, and a "coolness" factor with tech workers and millennials that one can't simply create by declaring oneself a tech hub. 

I have a commercial property with road frontage that's about 2,000 sq ft for food and beverage that needs about 100k worth of work and I have another small office that is paid off that needs about 20k to get finished. 

I have a commercial property with road frontage that's about 2,000 sq ft for food and beverage that needs about 100k worth of work and I have another small office that is paid off that needs about 20k to get finished.

We also remodeled the office and laundry areas.

I would say 70% of our tenants here in Connecticut pay through our website and the other 30% either mail payment to our office or drop it off at our office in the rent slot.