A good one, with a list of your repair demands, can probably write a demand letter on your behalf for a couple of hundred bucks, which is cheaper than moving unexpectedly. 

I looked into this quite a bit a couple months ago as the city I live in is included. 

Looking at a couple of properties and the valuation based on income information, expenses desired cap rate is giving a property value that is way off from asking price (mkt?)

1. If I am using a hard money lender I will be using "All Cash" but the Calc Does not offer an option for points if you pay cash, ONLY if you are financing.2. If you have other income that is not Monthly income there ...

For those minor repairs I believe just giving a couple days notice would be sufficient.

I am married, 27 years old, and I am in the education phase of real estate investing career. 

They can do this because they only operate in markets where a pile of rubble will sell in a couple of days for over asking price.

My point, yeah you may have a thing.But....not while in the Army you don't.Not, while you are an instructor in any capacity.Not , while you are stationed there.I left a couple of houses behind and rented to officers and enlisted, but never EVER while I was assigned there.

I've run a pro forma on most of them and found a couple that will work.

I spoke to a couple of masonry companies and there is no way to repair it.