@Jill Buhrfiend and to piggy back on what Ned said about granite tiles depending on your square footage you may be able to find enough at a restore or a local flooring store might be holding on to enough remnants from a previous job.

If the lease is renewed who is responsible for removal of tower and restoring roof to original condition

We like the Habitat for Humanity ReStores.

Complete remodel - roof, stucco, windows, doors, trim, granite, refinished kitchen cabinets, lighting, bathroom vanities, toilets, surrounds, flooring, paint, termite treatment and repair, finished the garage, new landscaping, restored the pool with new mechanicals, new furnaces & water heater What was the outcome?

The penny restores the circuit to operation but removes all circuit overload protection and is therefore a major safety hazard.

Otherwise, for both units, its pretty much new flooring throughout, new kitchen, new bathroom, outside paint job, and restoring porches on both levels. 

Otherwise, for both units, its pretty much new flooring throughout, new kitchen, new bathroom, outside paint job, and restoring porches on both levels. 

The excess of the ARV of the property over the sum of the tax deed purchase cost plus property restoration costsHave been working with multiple agents / underwriters with no luck so far in getting insurance in place.Has anyone had success in getting the required insurance in place in Connecticut?

Especially, they'll have the 'cool' feature of being a restored commercial space.  

This will restore the structural integrity and give you a smooth finish.