One of the documents was an engineering report referencing the existing two units and how they had been restored to certified occupancy. 

Take several photo's and send to city inspector of what you have observed.Similar situations regarding massage clients coming to apartments or other types of home based business is not zoned, and should be reported, it causes undue traffic of people, and it's not legal if it's not zoned for this type of business.

We had to prorate carpet, and appliances on fire damaged units but other than that tenants were charged for restoration. 

We have a fix and flip company in Chicagoland so we built an audience off the people that enjoy seeing homes restored in their communities and we are almost a year into our page with about 5,000 likes on it with a good audience engagement. 

I will probably go to Restore or another charity building supplies place because the one nearby usually has a good selection of cabinetry.  

I started a wellness company five years ago where I do personal training and massage therapy.  

if they're good quality, and match the aesthetics, then it should not matter that you got them at a discount.i get a lot material from "habitat for humanity restore" because they often sell brand new stuff and a fraction of the cost.

floor restoration?

you may be able to find what you need at the "habitat for humanity restore"I've found a few good things there. otherwise check out the craigslist 'free' section. people just toss out things that we occasionally want.

Some states allow the purchaser to claim additional costs (insurance, interest, restoration improvements).You may not know the extent of the damage the property has.