floor needs a cheap fix

>>922158
Self-leveling compound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSLMhwHBRnU

>>922158
Scrap up the damaged tiles and replace them. Self adhesive linoleum tiles are cheap. Cheaper still if you only need a few and ask the store for a box of leftovers on discount.

>>922158
Don't fix your slumlord's problems.

Report him to the housing board.

>>922164
That's what I was thinking. How durable would that be?
>>922172
That would be the best idea but there are so many spots like this that the whole floor might as well be redone at that point.
>>922175
The landlord will only pay to fix things that are out of code. This is a small business and I'm the new maintenence guy. Basically being paid to keep the place together enough so that the business can run.

>>922158
>The landlord will only pay to fix things that are out of code.

Well that appears to be ASBESTOS tile there call the EPA.

Epoxy mix and pour

Thanks for the ideas, anons. I'll do some more research too, the job doesn't start until after the new year.

>>922205
No, you dumbass. IF they are 9" x 9" there is a possibility of Asbestos.

THOSE tiles in the OP pic look like 12" x 12" VCT (Vinyl composition tile) which is not asbestos.

OP, 4 plain white VCT tiles should cost about $4.00 from any BIGBOX! home store, pop up the broken tiles and use some mastic to put down new tiles.
Total project should be about $10.00