I would hire a surveyor, this will prevent any problems down the road, then there is no question where your property is. also check with your town zoning ordinance on fences, you will have to get a permit, the height of the fence is usually regulated and the distance back from the property line you have to install it ( usually around 5" back) posts on your side and the fence facing the neighbors.

If the latter, do you have a contract and did you ever discuss expectations on both sides of the table?

this happens all the time.. the closing attorney who closed your deal without a recorded satisfaction or reconveyance deed what ever Is appropriate there is the one on the hot seat.. 

@Jeffrey Holst yes I'm definitely looking on the smaller side in terms of # of units.

With a hot real estate market and multiple offers on properties, can I change properties if I'm outbid on initial 3 properties?

The market is hot in the Boston area, so capitol is the main issue for me at the moment.

On the conservative side, at least $75/night. 

The roof is newer, as in within the last 5-10 years, and has vinyl siding on the outside, and no visible structural damage. the units are very clean and ready for tenants to move in.

My Loan team is the largest in our area and because of that I am familiar with most the heavy hitter agents and of course quite comfortable with the finance side of things. 

Plus the income side of things could be greater.