Having never done this, and rushed by the deadline to file taxes, I'm confused on some points. 

And from what I read, if I am doing my best, and the bank is going a bit slow, an extension is a standard practice. 

We deliberately filed under that exemption to allow non accredited to participate.

I think we are in the 15% bracket (married filed jointly with income between 70K and 400K) for Capital gain.

I'll do a little more research in regards to the VA lending standards. 

I work a standard 40 hour work week plus some OT and honestly, I save a lot each month.The problem I'm facing is how to finance this first deal once I find it.

The customer who slipped and fell files suite against you as the landlord.

If that's the case and no damage, you simple have to goto the Enforcement office and file for garnishment.I haven't read the recent changes, but usually you can mail the debtors copy to their last known address.

I would probably file for eviction only because he may not leave when the lease ends.

As far as notice goes, I think any city is going to tell you that they provide notice to the property address and/or possibly to an address they have on file due to a rental registration and that's where their responsibility ends.