Pictures will be added, but a general scope of work.Add interior wall to entry foyer to create another conference room for executive space Expand the windows in the front and replace with block windows to add more natural lightReplace front door, and make from columns more visually appealingAdd new monument type sign to the street frontIf we can get one approved by the city, get a new building signSome other interior improvementsHoping for a month to get it done, and we have a broker to re-lease the space.

I staged my own condo last year to sell and also started fixing up my current home with my new hubby, an engineer who is *quite* handy.

A lot of times it's easier and less expensive to put in inner walls as supports/reinforcements than to replace the foundations.

Is it OK to add this part in addendum.REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE: Tenant agrees to maintain the lawn, repair and/or replace any and all facilities related to the premises, to provide ordinary and customary preventive maintenance, and to maintain the building in good to excellent condition throughout the Term of this Agreement.

I think I need to replace the siding with vinyl but haven't made any other decisions yet.

I had zero construction background when I started and, to this day, still couldn't replace a lock let alone anything significant, but I now have 56 homes.The business model is time tested and it works.

I am a Systems Engineer at an MSP in Tempe, AZ.  

That you were going to replace the carpet makes no difference. 

That is enough to scare most people away.I had a structural engineer come out and tell me how bad he thought the foundation was.  

The new space would be used as the kitchen, so either tile or wood floors.I'll try your suggestion of reverse engineering the price on a new build, that's a great idea, thanks!