The servicer has a duty to the lender and if they don't have delegated authority by the lender, they take instructions from the lender.

He authorized me to speak with the mortgage company and they told me as long as we come to an agreement, he is free to sell to me, close, and payoff the loan as the foreclosure hasn’t yet been finalized.

That means depending on how your operating agreement is drafted, he could maybe have authority over selling the property YOU purchased.  

The purpose of a VA loan is to assist veterans in purchasing a home, not an investment.Purpose of a VA LoanDo whatever you want but I'm telling you there is no circumstance where the VA authorizes you to purchase a home or four-plex with the preplanned intent of converting it to a full rental even if you meet their requirements by living in one of the units for a period of time.

I agree with @Julie Nearingplus contact housing authority of your county and provide your property info and some counties have websites 

Hours or days later my PM would say to me "George said that you authorized this change and his price has now increased $X".

And there is nothing worse than having an inspector come in and tell you that you weren't authorized to do something that you did, and you now need to remove it and start again.

The housing authority that handles the finance/tenant are also a joy to deal with.

@Esdras Senra I'm reading the book on Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor authored by @Amanda Han.

I listened to a book on wholesaling where the author said it’s really important to have an easy to read and remember number with consecutive digits and so forth.