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@Tom Chen, you can probably get a Lowe's business account card to fund some of the hard expenses. The rate is over 20% but you can get some decent discounts there if you use to pro desk. Be sure to talk to someone there and offer to take floor stock, scratch and dent, in stock materials, etc. Just pay it off as fast as you can with your cash flow. For labor expenses I don't have a great answer. I have used personal credit cards a times to get things done asap since you don't want that unit to be empty for long. Maybe see what Prosper.com has as your rate and get a 5 yr loan for the expenses there. I haven't done that personally, though. You can also crowd-source it from friends and family. I have $1000 I can send you ;)
For the work itself, what needs to be done with the floors? If it is just putting down a new floor, then I might just have some place like Onondaga Flooring quote you a new floor. I put a nice looking linoleum floor in a large kitchen for $1000 (including quarter round and doorway transitions).