I'm currently going through the disability process (service really hit me hard physically) and am expecting above 50% disability. with that being said I also will receive income from the gi bill for a housing allowance.

 You mean like a physical, analog, “walk with my feet into a house” tour?

You could physically tour the property to get an understanding of its complete condition and determine approximate rehab costs.

Station 23 and 37 could even be the same physical location and exact same responsibilities, just a different internal Admin/HR category. 

I network as much as I can with my SOI and many sellers prefer to try out the pocket listing approach especially for properties that are in physical distress (meaning - need moderate to light rehab).  2. 

I network as much as I can with my SOI and many sellers prefer to try out the pocket listing approach especially for properties that are in physical distress (meaning - need moderate to light rehab). 2.

There have been reports of physical fighting going on in their garage and in their unit, but all the tenants of that unit "consent" to it, according to the records, so there's no "abuse" technically. 

(I don't get a sense that he is physically dangerous, but I could be wrong.)  

It's always those little things that you can't see if you're not physically there that "should" be taken care of otherwise it doesn't look right or make sense, but they're just doing it because they were told to do something without enough direction. 

Get a walk-thru of either yourself personally or an agent face-timing to you where you direct the camera as he does the physical walking (or the agent's flunky).