Brent has a crew, a warehouse, gobs of tools, and a steady stream of people calling for rentals, work done at their rentals, and people dropping off cabinets, toilets etc (warehouse is next to recycling center... sweet huh?).

Here is how the floors look after the first pass with a commercial sander.The next picture shows the completed floor, as well as the new kitchen cabinets and appliances.

 - Foundation (pier and beam house) - need to level the subfloor, no major cracks - Painter- Carpet/tile- Prefab cabinets and counter- Windows (one is a cracked pane that I'm hoping can just be replaced and other is bathroom and I'm thinking we can use a little decorative window there to give it visual interest and it explains why it would look different from the rest)- Tile in kitchen, carpet in bedroomsWhat are your thoughts on using Home Depot for some of this stuff?  

They both need dry wall, flooring, cabinets, plumbing, Windows, paint and garbage cleaned out.

She emptied the fridge, and emptied the kitchen cabinets.

This will get me a modern look for relatively little $$$.The kitchen currently has newer all wood cabinets BUT the stain on some cabinets doesn't match the others, so I ordered  stainable primer and will prime the cabinets with it and then apply a nice dark stain on top of it.

Major Items + flooring, cabinets, paint, windows, etc.To me, having a roof leak or the AC unit dying is a major problem, but old cabinets/paint is entirely different.

Depending on the description of the unit, you may or may not own things like:- Sheet rock of the walls- Kitchen Cabinets- Bathroom fixtures- Piping or wiring that just serves you unit- other things like a heating/cooling unit, interior doors, ....There may also be some items that the Association is obligated to replace if they are still original but not if they have been replaced.  

Coffered ceilings trimmed in white with white cabinets contrasted great with the dark ceiling.

Cabinets are good so that leaves flooring, counters, sink, light fixtures, etc.