The most important lesson learned, GET UP, BRUSH YOURSELF OFF, RE-CONNECT and the REACT like YOU'VE JUST LEARNED an IMPORTANT LIFE'S LESSON! 

Best return in appearance for a little time would be to wire brush the rusty top and get a foam roller and put some paint on it. 

If they're underneath, you can get a long skinny brush made for doing this; it looks kind of like a giant pipe cleaner or bottle brush. 

Remember and i quote it has no property line in-place, till-date have being maintaining neighbors parcel reason high percentile safety issue massive grass and brush including cactus near by my single family home and cabin wildfire ready to occur. furthermore Next door owner of the parcel his mother-in-law on April 12, 2019 sold property to me with the promise placing a fence and contracting a surveyor its being 4 month W/O action. fist should i justified question the matter? 

Remember and i quote it has no property line in-place, till-date have being maintaining neighbors parcel reason high percentile safety issue massive grass and brush including cactus near by my single family home and cabin wildfire ready to occur. furthermore Next door owner of the parcel his mother-in-law on April 12, 2019 sold property to me with the promise placing a fence and contracting a surveyor its being 4 month W/O action. fist should i justified question the matter?

But I'd say buy something close to you that needs a hammer and a paint brush. 

And in this area the trend I'm seeing for rental properties is:-LVP flooring-if countertops do need replaced, do cheap laminate that looks like granite or quartz-if there are tile backsplashes or on walls in bathrooms or kitchens, reglaze with porcelain enamel -if wood floors, refinish them to look new-get rid of old looking light fixtures and replace with brushed nickel-repaint the whole house including cabinets-get rid old old looking vanity tops.

When someone brushes you off, whether a lawyer,realtor, or contractor, it's usually because they feel after meeting that what you are asking for is either not worth their time,too vague or too specific or that the liability of taking you on as a client will lead to bigger problems for them in the future.Start by calling your local title companies and have a meeting with the Lead attorney.

Brush yourself off, eat the chocolate and crack on :-) 

Every industry has bad actors, but that doesnt mean that you paint the entire industry with a broad brush and say its all bad.