It covers all common things such as burnt out light bulbs, holes in walls, holes in doors, broken appliances, carpet stains, broken fixtures, and so on.That way the tenant knows exactly what they will be charged when they move out (before they even move in).

You can restain it with a granulated stain or mix sand into exterior floor paint.

I am purchasing a property in Cleveland, Ohio and I am looking for any recommendations for some that specializes in restoring stain glass windows from the 1880's? 

I personally know of no other states were material men liens properly recorded with certified letter pre lien notices and filed within statutory limits jump ahead of everything but tax's .. and Believe me I learned the hard way during the GFC .. if subs don't pre lien correctly or miss the timing they then file unjust enrichment claims which are a stain on title.. 

It has all original wood work, and  original stained glass windows, giant pocket doors, etc.  

Zinsser makes a good one.You probably don't need to prime the ceiling, unless you have water staining or similar.Lastly, think long and hard about painting the brick.

Any water damage- stains or sags?

Preying door, nails, stain, etc etc?

As far as the roof I would look for any water stains inside.

Clean the roof stains or replace it, and repaint the foundation.9.