@Brian EllisI appreciate the response Brian.

His lawyers tried to blame me for the poor quality work but I presented them with a signed contract cancellation which let me off the hook and not liable or responsible to provide the seller with one single bit more than what he had already been provided before he cancelled his contract with me, and on top of it I also presented my unpaid bills.

@Omar Khan Sir, your response is immensely appreciated.

Thank you all for your response and advice, I will take it into consideration and go from there.Your advice and response is welcomed for those that comment after my response. 

Thank you all for your responses and advice, will take all into consideration and move forward from there.For those seeing my post after my response, your advice is welcomed.

It really is our responsibility to help investors define their expectations and then tell an investor "No" when we simply cannot meet them.   

It blinks that it's going bad for about a month before it ceases to work.When you have a long term lease with tenants, you sign that they assume responsibility for furniture and if it's damaged you charge their security deposit for it.

I found a tenant who seemed responsible.

Thanks for all your help everyone, I appreciate the quick and thorough responses.

In my personal experience, I've only had positive responses when I've told people about my REI business.I was a renter myself for most of my adult life.