The easiest DIY solution (that I think would look decent) would be to get some (gel) wood stain in the closest color you can find to touch up the scratches then remove the handles and do two coats of (satin finish) polyshades in a color slightly darker than the doors are now (probably bombay mahogany).

One cheaper/quicker option to update the kitchen instead of paint might be to use a gel stain on the cabinets to give them a darker, more contemporary look.  

You're also going to need to repair/replace gel coat and carpet every few years.Aramark runs the concessions at Lake Powell, Lake Mead, etc.  

Thanks for the beginners guide, it's helping gel a lot of the information I've been reading elsewhere.Ned, I will definitely look for the BP group in Burke.

There's 25 years of nicotine all over the walls and ceiling.

Is it legal to require nicotine tests in the lease?

However, for the actual lifeblood of the business - cash flow- I found a website that looked pretty and offered some services that seemed to gel with what I needed at the time and signed up.

Also remember as you wash walls that all that water with nicotine will be dripping down the walls and onto your floors as well as whatwill drip or splash on you.

I think it is about how well you gel with them and if they have the same mindset as you more than anything else.

We bought a duplex for $44K at the bottom of the market and it was quite a disaster with sloping floors and enough nicotine on the walls to give you cancer!