They never notified us and the spoon caused the disposal to deteriorate and leak which caused severe water damage to the cabinets underneath.  

@Leon Lee without knowing anything about the property,  no one could give an acurrate answer.You are the one who can give the best response if $50,000 is enough to cover the inside finishes, such as kitchen, bath, carpet, cabinets, lighting fixtures, etc.I can tell you that on average, most condos are covered for between, $25,000-$100,000.

Email their customer service

I buy my stuff from Home Depot (I have a commercial account with them), Lowe's (though they are testing me - I have a stove and fridge bought March 23 that STILL hasn't been delivered and based on conversations this morning is at least a week out), and MFS Supply.com.MFS Supply has reasonable prices on everything from appliances to cabinets and anything else related to REI and Property Management.  

You can customize your site in all of these platforms to some degree.

But as a professional wholesaler you have two customers.

Have some one call pretending she won a $100 gift certificate from a major store in a contest where another customer submitted her name in a "friend" draw. 

So the point is, if I only 1099 for labor, I don't have to get involved with vendor IRS audits and how they do the books.Just to add, I was audited once by the IRS because a customer 1099 me wrong.

You can try google adwords. you will have to pay for it, but it will bring customers for you

We've done a lot of sprucing up on the inside new paint, carpet, vanity/sink, shower doors, new white switches and receptacles, blinds and a little bit of cabinet work. the house has a nice backyard and a one-car garage.