Douglas,do not be intimidated by this, best thing for you to do, if the floor is the major project, is to decide what material you would like to install ( tile, hardwood, laminate flooring, sheet vinyl ) that will determine how much work is involved. i would ask around at lumber yard, local hardware store or neighbors and friends who they would recommend. you call a couple of contractors ( some may not be interested do to the size of the job) and ask them to come over to give you a price for the work.

Most building supply stores have it.

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I bought a glaze at a big box store and had a handyman do it.

Unfortunately, this in turn can also have other adverse ramifications that may end up affecting the pocketbook of the landlord due to the tenant's ignorance and negligence or seemingly lackadaisical attitude in maintaining the property according to the terms of the lease.Case in PointTo prove a point, my company recently provided inspection services for a couple of commercial properties owned by a real estate investor who presently leases each property to a different franchise business, one of which represents a chain of successful retail store outlets (that doesn't need to advertise) and another that represents a successful 24/7 physical fitness exercise facility that often advertises on television during normal viewing hours.

They're talking a lot about "experiences" where people go to hang out and mingle (for example, a Tom's shoe store selling coffee), lots of online retailers opening very popular popups (see Glossier), big malls are also being repurposed, WeWork has been renting out big stores like Macy's that are closing out, etc.

There are two freestanding building on the property:A metal warehouse building that is around 5,000 square feet and a 3,500 square foot building that is approximately 1,750 of street level store front space and 1,750 of basement level warehouse space. 

They either store footage on the device itself or on the cloud.

It would have taken considerable time to get rid of everything and we would have had to store it somewhere in the meantime!

As to the price on the stove, you ought to be able to get a scratch and dent at a big box store for less than $400 or new at $450 on sale and delivered from big box.