The technology is the "easy" part (not that any of this is easy); creating consumer awareness and confidence is definitely the challenge.

Wholesaling is a time-consuming business to be in the start(building connections, finding properties, getting a buyer's list, etc).

Building a buyers list does not have to be time-consuming.

I've been inside the house and I made an offer, they accepted my offer and I signed an Agency Disclosure Statement,Buyer Agency Agreement, Consumer Guide to Agency and Consumer Guide Receipt via Dotloop.

Possibly the mold came with the bamboo and there may be financial claims you can file in that direction.This class action lawsuit is for splitting, not mold, but it will give you an idea :  http://www.classactionsreporter.com/consumer/lumbe...I know there is another one for formaldehyde from China bamboo.  

If you have proof, present it to a consumer fraud attorney and they should let you know if you have a case or not.

An ejectment action is much more complicated and time consuming than an eviction action.

I found this information on HomelectricalThe Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) only recommends the following three methods to fix aluminum wire problems permanently Completely replace your home with copper wirePigtail the aluminum wire ends with special crimp connectors called COPALUMConnect the aluminum wire ends with aluminum to copper AlumiConn wire lug connectorAny other ideas from the pros??? 

However, I still want to appeal to the average consumer looking to just buy, sell or lease a property as well.

@Kerry Noble Jr yep that’s pretty much how I wanna able to consume them so quickly!