What's on the other side of the wall in that corner?

There are instances where the problem can be solved without touching the foundation: 1) gutters/downspouts - if the gutters are plugged and water is pouring over the gutters only inches away from the foundation or if the downspout isn't directing water away from the house and is dumping water right at the corner of the property you will have water in the building. 2) Concrete - Is there concrete pitching toward the house, all the water flows toward the house.  3) Landscaping - depending on how bad your problem is, a thick bed of mulch can help absorb water or if water is flowing toward the house, a drainage solution or diverting water away from the house might help.

We use a 2x4 address label on the envelope with our logo and return address in the top left corner and the address of the person your mailing to on the bottom, in a larger cursive type font, again blue ink.

Its in the Old West End where there are many renovated character style homes just around the corner.

They sound like another turnkey provider, so you can try and use the search tool on the top right hand corner for advice on turnkey providers.See you around the site!

The house sits very close to the creek, maybe 12' or so on one back corner. 

Homes valued at close to $1,000,000 are (right) around the corner from houses worth less than $100 - 150 K. 

You'll find great info there - free guides, Podcasts, and member Blogs.You can search "Wholesaling" in the field in the upper right-hand corner to find a lot of posts about it.

How should the shape of the corner be near the hallway?

If you do vinyl the solid sheet tends to be better especially because the drop and stick the corners pop up over time.