forget having home depot install. call up a local (independent) carpet installer and i guarantee it will be cheaper. let the guy know that you have rentals and may be looking to use him for future gigs. i was quoted $250 for HD to install my last carpet job. i went into a local carpet warehouse and got the card of a guy they contract out to and he did an install and even hauled away the old stuff for $80.

Just a word of caution on my own behalf, the whole Amazon craze is for a warehouse facility providing low income jobs for packing/shipping, NOT the big secondary headquarters that's been in the news lately. 

Dental offices, bowling alley, warehouse, restaurants, self storage, land development, etc.6.

The second and third floor share utilities, with the second floor covering utilities for the third floor, and the tenants agreeing upon the set temperatures, etc.The appraisal came back and said the appraised amount is contingent upon "proof that the third floor has all proper permits (building, electrical, and plumbing)."

The units arent temperature controlled so no worries for malfunctions there.

Today was just announced that Amazon is building a warehouse just north of the city, on top of that the city of Calgary has been campaigning for some time to Amazon to have their new head office established in Calgary but that decision will not be made by Amazon until next year.

I am trying to figure out what an acceptable temperature for hot water to pour out of the faucet or shower. 

We've already had temperatures below your average January low (26F, -3C) for Kansas City ;-)

One unit is refusing to keep a schedule in the thermostat, thus leaving air conditioning on 1 temperature all the time.

It seems there is opportunity here since old run down warehouses are “in” right now and cost of a wedding venue is so pricey.Does anyone have good experiences with industrial wedding spaces?