And it does state that all I have to keep is medications for 7 days.

A lot of engineers, executives, and medical staff from the nearby hospital.

Ergo, I don't see many companies enthusiastically picking up and moving their people to come here.As part of its dying, Pittsburgh currently survives on a torrent of federal money coming into this area to house, feed, and medically provide for its elderly population.

I have been a full time non-residential CRE investor for over 10 years and have purchased everything from retail (vacant --> fully leased NNN), warehouse, office, flex, land, industrial, mixed use, restaurants, medical and have done ground up development. 

.$449 for a credit card company (2014), charged off as bad debt.The other two credit cards either has no balance or has closed.She has 5 collections of total balance $2347.Sprint (2012) for $621World financial network bank (2014) for $512Comcast (2015) for $741Tmobile (2015) for $294A medical bill （2011） for $179 Uncle： ResidentScore 583.  

Gal got sick and missed several medical payments 2 years ago, FICO 573.Idiot got a Lambo with $850/mo payments, missed one payment, and prior to that 4 years earlier missed a Vette payment, FICO 674.Gal has a lower FICO than Idiot, but Gal is probably more likely to be a good tenant.

Is it close to a hospital where it could be a medical use?

I do have a friend that does it in the suburbs of Detroit close to a local hospital and has had very good success with traveling students, medical staff and now they are hosting allot of people displaced by insurance claims(fire, flood ect) 

I continued to rent the rooms out to others in the medical field. 

If somebody is a stage 4 cancer patient and wants to try a new medication, why is that person considered a felon if that medication isn't FDA approved?