These are all great initial questions to answer as they'll better steer you towards a certain product and financing terms.  

I can recommend shecky who chimed in above with hrre, they run a tight turnkey ship with a good retail product in indy.

And I did find the meter I have, I think I paid $199 for it on Amazon. https://www.towerclimber.com/product/trifield-100xe-emf-meter-2/If it's a great deal, I'd check it with the meter at different times of the day.

We are in a extremely competitive market on Long Island, NY (the current house under contract had over 15 offers on it) and would likely be willing to wait if Wells Fargo needs to foreclose on the trust to clear the title.PS: My lawyer has been in contact with 3 large title insurers and they have declined to give title insurance until this issue is clarified.

There are great conventional loan products that have the similar down payment requirements but could be more advantageous cause it will not require a refinance to get rid of mortgage insurance.  

Find out what you qualify for and what product nuances they have and then you'll know. 

I know @Will Fraser mentioned that this would be like selling your stocks in 2012, but I think it's just as likely that this would be like selling your stocks in 2008, long before they finished their decline.

You could have the coolest neatest product but if it’s in a bad location it will greatly affect the value in the demand.

Then you can either refinance it into a long term financing product or sell the property for profit.

In addition, you will have a lot of trouble getting a great deal with an loan FHA product so I would recommend speaking to a lender about using a conventional loan product.