Does anyone have a good contractor for hardwood refinishing in Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area?

We just installed a $325 basic model from Lowes in our class B apartments.I have heard that turnover costs are higher in Class A rentals because the tenants expect perfection, but I did not see anything about refinishing hardwoods or pool repairs.  

I'm building my team and have a realtor who specializes in distressed properties, electrician, plumber, hvac, roofer, and hardwood refinisher.

Refinishing a floor is something I would highly recommend hiring a professional.

This was what we were hoping originally so only gave an initial estimate of $1-$2k to refinish the floors. 

@Tony Lee i put 20% down, $20k, plus budgeting another $5k for painting, flooring refinish, etc

  (1980 building)  I'm fine with doing comparatively easy, low cost stuff like thickening exterior walls to upgrade insulation (just add shim layer on inside to allow 6" insulation gap) but I'm not going to gut the other 4 units to bring everything up to current fire code just to (re)finish about 10% of the gross sf of the building.   

Extras:If the cabinets are decent but tired-- refinish them and add new pulls.

There needs to be a massive cleaning of the unit it looks like they tried to do repairs on the furnace themselves the floors need to be refinished, doors are in terrible shape and the list goes on.

I'll follow up when we get the top unit refinished and rented out.