I love a challenge, love working with others, love creative problem solving, love marketing and networking, and of course, I love houses.

Code is not as simple as a yes or no answer that a lot of people believe it is and designers very rarely know how to problem solve a code issue. 

Now a boring advice : You will get some good advice and some absolutely "no clue" advice and some "wrong" advice here .

Could you go to a lawyer, have them research, and potentially go to court to solve the problem...I’d say yes, but at what cost and headache to you?

No SPDS, no CLUE."

Several of the inspections resulted in non conforming work a d an estimate for correction was included.The least expensive event was around $500 (inspection for utility), up to 10K (report, repairs, inspection) addressing issues.Knowing a good electrical contractor can solve some of your issues.The issues you presented,  in my opinion created a voidable contract. 

In my opinion, your next step is to realize that you don’t have even the slightest clue how life or the real world works.

You'll go through countless of them before finding the right one. 9.9/10 of RE agents are terrible at finding people houses but 9.9/10 of new investors/buyers have no clue what they want until it's right in their face. 

Is there something I can do legally and morally that would solve this problem?

this will all hing on whether a lender will go with someone who has no rental property experience.. on a deal that big.I don't know its not my area of expertise.. however generally speaking I would want to know the qualifications to get a loan of that size before I wasted a ton of time looking and analyzing anything.. or simply put a ton of equity in .. equity solves the experience issues many times.. max debt and min equity I think experience matters.