So we will get a new home to move into on the super cheap and we can sell our house at what feels like the top of the market.

I'm currently holding a W-2 job to have access to cheap, easy loans. 

Cleveland is great, but since the pricing is so cheap investors sometimes put blinders on and get themselves into trouble by not doing their proper due diligence.

If it’s a flip, I could reason the cost.If the entire house is 103V, its an internally shorted main breaker (cheap), an issue on the power companies end (free), or a shorted common from the weather-head to the main (not rewiring the whole house).

i would first assess the fairness of the appraisal fully before throwing good money after bad.

I would also advise you hold a General Liability policy, it will be relatively cheap becuase it is a low risk policy.

You might also want to throw them a bone for the delay.  

Kalamazoo has a surplus of cheap older multifamily homes, so I assume they are not worth it as investments for landlords due to low rent prices.

Be warned they aren't cheap. 

Then, everything over that I throw into stocks/index funds/ETFs.