Wood floors need sanding and finishing.  

I can recommend someone in your neck of the woods who is all three of those things, and he is brilliant.

These can't be installed before the cabinets, but there was a slight delay in her order for the wood.

Almost every doorjamb had been kicked in, tiles cracked and broken from chopping wood inside, water damage, shoddy repairs, etc.I am not saying that you cannot structure this in a way that works for you, but the owner of this house did not and felt overwhelmed by the end condition.The story I got from neighbors is that there where always new folks coming in as workers were fired for drug use, quit, moved away etc.  

Hello-My name is Roy Z.

Do I fill in the void on the rise with a piece of wood?

Roy Nagal of Vallejo, CA 94591. 12-29-16.A motivated seller agrees to do a Subject-To existing loans with me.

Here is a small kitchen we did back in the day: http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/610-Texas-Ave-N-Hopkins-MN-55343/1877918_zpid/ The cabinets were from ADI Supply, solid wood, soft close doors, ball bearing hinges, etc. 

I agree with Jeff B regarding what is a "must do" and what are simply complaints. (2,13 as must do)You might want to check out whether (12) screens are a requirement in your neck of the woods (in some places they are); same with those locks on the windows (3).In the future, it might be a good idea to require that non-emergency repair requests (these would typically be things that don't involve what landlords consider "fire, blood or flood") requests be done in WRITING and not through a phone call. 

The structure is steel, and the outside is brick, but where wood would normally be used as siding there are large steel panels.