Just to make sure..... verify that the legal description in Your purchase matches the legal description in; the foreclosure action, the original mtg from the previous owner, and in the deed where the previous owner purchased.Surveyors rarely make this kind of mistake, but that is also possible.If all the previous legal descriptions are the same, dating back to when the house was actually built, are we to assume that whoever built the house just “guessed” at where to build it?

You could simply Google it and pull one off the internet that matches your scenario.

Addressing high vacancies provide good value add potential, but sometimes it is not easy.Do you expect the appreciation on the potential new property to match your current properties? 

"Oh Hi Mike, we noticed that the bottom step was a different shade of grey while we were in this weekend, does your seller have the paint to make it match?""

We sure aren't going to price match someone like that. 

Meaning if you want to borrow 40K, you need to have 40K in semi-liquid assets to match.

Or, can you suggest specific brokerages that might be a good match for me?

I’m looking at buying a property via the Real Wealth Network site, which matches you with a company that provides a turn key investment.

Similar to Facebook you type the "@" symbol and begin typing the name, clicking on the person when it comes up. 

The Size and texture did match perfectly though.