Found out there was a major water main break and rust and sand looked like came into the building and clogged them.

Like the others said, light(s) and a camera.If the house doesn't have an existing porch light or outdoor light in a good spot, but does have a window that has a good view of the dumpster, you can get a cheap clamp light (the kind with a socket, big aluminum bowl, cord and plug) at the hardware store, stick a floodlight lamp in it, clamp it to a chair or sawhorse or similar, and point it out the window. 

Have them explain the meaning of the coverage, which are relevant to your property, and get recommended coverage amounts & levels.If possible you would want Special Perils rather than Named Perils, Replacement Cost coverage rather than Actual Cash Value, and watch the deductibles (especially if you are in a coastal location).

After selling my four Commercial lots near the AFBase i took a year, every day going over the 3/2's and Townhomes For Sale on Zillow to find the perfect one for my retirement.

No amount of good paint will make the peeling paint stick, so it all has to come off, followed by sanding, priming and at least two coats of a good quality paint and it will last for years!

Thanks @Tyrus S. and @Andy CollinsI'll look into those options as well and compare them to Podio

Going forward, issue the 1099's and verify their insurance. 

For the cabinets, we did the process correctly- take off doors and hardware; degloss and clean; sand; use high bonding alkyd primer; wait 3 days; then paint 2-3 full coats as needed.

Then sanded the floors, then poly urethane.

I will enclose in quotes the three characters you need, so you would type these without the quotes following the @;  "J S" and "K. " respectively; note that there is a sneaky space there for both of them, and K even has punctuation :)