I should add to that the description for the property listed it as "needs TLC" and "investors property".

Hi all, I have a legal description issue with one of the properties in Phily. 4 lots next to each other with a house on one of them and not clear description.

In your description above, I don't think you have any recourse just for making her mortgage payments for her. 

Zillow isn't set up for STR or MTR rentals, so you have to make it super clear in your listing through the description.

Go to the Assessor's office and locate the property on thier maps and obtain the legal description for the property, then go to the Recorder's office and search that legal description.

The property is not worth spending the money on from your description.

From your description, I cannot tell. 

Asking if you need a license might be answered as well, but they could see that as legal advice and not answer that.You can also write a letter, describe in brief yet detailed description of your business and ask for a letter of determination as to special license requirements being applicable to your operation.

I can tell from your description of your investments that you do your homework and want to really understand how things work.

A little off-topic but the most interesting legal description I ever came across working in the title industry was a metes-and-bounds description (not platted/subdivided) that included a call-out along the lines of "...then east to the big tree where Billy Bob killed a bear...."