Then you could buy the doors and drawer fronts from a surplus building supply store and stain or paint to your liking.

But I’ll have to do some serious research and figure out how to prevent this from happening again.

Quote from @Elisa Lisa p: Thank you Greg, the neighbore upstair has avoid 3 times in past 10 years to my ceiling, I really think is his responsibility that his radiator leaks.should I just take the neighbore to court and not get HOA involved.Since the leak is going through a common area and they have made no effort to prevent this, I'd include them.

However, large volume wholesale companies of which I'm aware tend to have non-compete agreements that you must sign, which would "prevent" you from going into business for yourself (or with a competitor) for some period of time and/or within the same territory.

I.E. do exactly what they are trying to prevent. 

How will you prevent that from happening again?

It prevents emotional knee jerk reactions to market volatility and world geo political events.

Without the resources to spend the money and time to find off market deals, do proper due diligence, and to fix the problems that will come from "deals" that likely have issues preventing them from going to market, it's an uphill battle for most.

Also on a different note , I think there are safeguards in place to prevent such behavior .

A lawsuit can run a year and a half and cost between $25,000 - $50,000 with no guarantee of the outcome The other side will likely file a “lis pendens” which effectively prevents you from selling the property or borrowing against it until the lawsuit is over.