How will Millennials and Gen Z prioritize aspects of living and define quality of life?

Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.

so speaking back to the woman she just told me she has been through probate an has the house in her name but she has to draw up a deed they told her to print it out online an get it notarized an then i have to find out how can she then sale it to me. 

What I got from them was a few really low quality pictures that showed nothing they were supposed to rehab.

I'm in a career field where I am likely to have multiple NCR assignments, and have many friends and colleagues there, so I should have some advantages finding quality tenants (possibly myself if I catch another assignment in the area).Budget: I'd prefer to keep it to a no down payment VA loan, which caps me around $680K, but I could put some additional down if i find a particularly good deal.Area: I'm targeting a SFM home  or townhouse in Arlington, Alexandria, or Falls Church (short commute to Pentagon and FT Belvoir), which I can rent easily to upper end military families or local professionals.

You'll want to have this insight even before speaking with Realtors & Turnkey Companies. 

Figured it's about time to ask for some quality contractor recommendations in the Nashville Metro area. 

I suggest visiting the county office downtown and speaking with the woman that runs it...

So say i speak to her and she says she is unable to cut the grass and unable to afford the lawncare which in my part of town runs between 50-80 a month should i send her a violation as @Peter Moser and @Colleen F. has stated?. 

I need to know what kinds of attorney's I should be looking to speak to and also CPA or Tax consultant  to look for?