If this is the case, you may want to update the electrical and many modern electronics rely on proper grounds.  

Here is a link to what I am talking about just in case you're like me and know zero about this technology stuff.

We have a technology platform that we offer to clients that tracks and manages all certificates of insurance for accuracy and completeness automatically.

Are you comfortable using technology?

It's charming, yet modern feeling.  

I am from a computer science/technology/business/education background.

Has anyone had any experience in building an application related to real estate? Would love to hear your process and journey to date!

Originally posted by @Eric Weldon-Schilling:Maybe because people are starting to understand that there really is something fundamentally immoral and wrong with a system that allows a small group of people who either have tons of extra money or are able to get approved for multiple mortgages to hoard extra property then charge people for a basic human necessity, sticking them in a position of essentially modern peasant who will then almost certainly never be able to save up enough to buy their own home and build equity and enjoy the stability homeownership brings s it stands now, millions of people are stuck in a cycle of paying someone else’s bills and never getting to enjoy any of the benefits of owning a home.

An example, a 2,100 sq ft, 4/2/2 home was cosmetically upgraded, no structural changes and no over the top finishes, just modernizing a home built in 1963. 

Did a cosmetic flip to modernize the unit; new floors, new cabinets, painted the walls, removed old fixtures, etc.