There are multiple ways to fix the issue....just have all the contact points pigtailed with copper.

Stained it and put 2 coats of poly on it . . . worked great 

If inflation is here to stay for a while, remember what commodity you are purchasing....land, lumber, copper, plaster, concrete, etc...all commodities in one basket with the bonus of generating cash flow, tax benefits, and ability to get leverage (essentially shorting the dollar that is depreciating everyday).I hope this provides some useful perspectives to think about and discuss. 

If you run a grounding wire from a screw in the box holding an ungrounded 2-prong outlet to clamp on a copper water supply pipe and the water supply is copper ALL THE WAY BACK TO its entry point into the house, the outlet is grounded.

There used to be tons of houses in Detroit that you could buy for pennies on the dollar to construct.

I say ride her coat tails and learn her ways.

The formation of this structure will cost a decent penny including the Operating Agreement and the Investor Disclosures and all Subscription Documents.

I have quite a few rental properties and Have so far always managed to purchase properties and including rehab be into them for a maximum of 75% to appraised value which allows me to immediately refinance and take every penny out and move onto the next one while maintaining cash flow and 25% equity.Any advice would be helpful.Thank you!

When we moved out, we threw out the blinds and drapes (and replaced them); washed the walls several times with TSP; primed with two coats of Zinsser; and repainted the entire room.  

Quote from @Landon Coate: Nathan,Yeah, I'm thinking that this isn't going my way, but I was hopeful when I won the Auction. :)Yes, I’ve seen sales here Appeared to go through, then there was an issue of a document not filed, whatever, etc. where the courts allowed the sale to be unwound/rescinded afterward…..shinola happens.