But in order to get it back to restaurant ready it will require several other fixes and upgrades to meet health inspection requirements.

I have excellent health care from my day job so I really don't want to throw that money away.  

My penultimate rehab was a super-hoarder house.The poor man's remains was removed by the health department covered in like a million dragon flies.He'd been dead for weeks.The house is one of my cleanest now and the new tenant wrote me a letter after signing the lease that she didn't  ever plan to move out.I hope she doesn't plan on dying there too...That would be too much for one landlord.

Education and Health care are cornerstones of properties that many turnkey providers push in the midwest.  

I'm just speculating as it is hard to tell what health issues a 14-year old dog may have.

Unchecked growth is what can be bad for your health, or even dangerous, and most of the worst molds need a constant source of water rather than just average air humidity. 

Think of how many abused and battered felines you could nurse back to health with a property like that. 

I called him and met him at the property and showed him all the issues that were huge liabilities to his father's financial health - missing railings on stairs, loose railings on the 2nd floor, a vacant unit with an unlocked front door, homeless people living in 2 of the garages, major cockroach infestation in one of the units, a hole in the wall between one unit and the laundry room, a neighbor dumping trash over the wall onto that early mentioned vacant unit's balcony.

I just found out yesterday she has health challenges as well. 

Manufacturers haven't shown up on the top ten employer list for at least 40 years - now it's all about health care, law/accounting and insurance.