We currently hold 5 rental properties totaling 15 doors.

I would hold off on doing anything. 

By collaborating and supporting one another, we can maximize our success and make a lasting impact in this thriving market.I'm here and eager to hear from you.

I am the owner of a licensed GC in the SE Michigan area looking for Value-Add Properties that I can get a hold of and turnover. 

I have found that most sheriffs are very affordable like $24 bucks and that holds up in court well.

The appraisal can be done subject to the completion of repairs if you have concerns about the loan to value supporting the deal. 

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

One of them seems to support what the neighbor is saying, the other seems to support that the neighbor is incorrect and does not own part of my driveway.Any thoughts on strategies to resolve this before I spend $1,000 on a survey?

In the big scheme of things, on a typical property (nothing crazy like major hillside work, septic, etc.) you can screw up pretty bad and if you hold on to the property long enough, it will likely work itself out.

The city's ongoing cultural and economic resurgence, supported by proactive local government incentives, enhances property values and attracts a growing population.