My thought is you can't buy a home with a VA loan that needs floors or is missing the sheetrock.The general idea as that the home has to be "livable"....so they might be ok with dirty or stained carpet....but NOT ok with "no" carpet. 

Obviously minimize carpet as much as possible.

Jeff cantor of America’s best carpet and tile.

Seemingly original carpeting and old bathroom & kitchen fixtures.  

First review: "Bring your own bedding, firepits don’t work, jacuzzi not too warm, carpets are dirty/stained, loose tiles on deck & top of stairs so watch your step, got bug bites while asleep ..other than that it was a big place for families to hang out."

Here my numbers:Bathroom = 6,000Flooring = 3,000All new carpet, which I can do myself with my dad since he has all the tools for that

If you find mold and bugs, rotten floors, ruined carpets, broken walls etc, it is justifiably tenant caused. 

He says the property only needs paint and carpet (we'll see about that tomorrow).

I acquired my first multi family property in July and it wasn't in bad shape just needed some minor things but the 2 tenants living in them weren't what you would call desirable and before sale i was able to get one of the tenants to leave as they were a couple months behind on rent, This left me with my middle tenant who were month to month under previous owner and stayed that way with me and in September the tenant called me and said they would be moving and that it wouldn't be until middle of October that they would be moving so we ended up agreeing on Sunday Oct 15 being there last day, so September goes by and we get into October she gets a benefit check 2nd Wednesday of every month so instead of first of the month she pays rent then, but this time she has "no money" because they needed to rent a Uhaul to move, and she also said she'd have the money this past Friday which she didn't of course.. and wouldn't you know it this past weekend they didn't have a Uhaul at the property once and i only saw them leave the property with boxes of stuff a couple times, I guess i don't get what my next steps are they gave there notice and the move out day has come and gone they're overdue on rent and they're M2M i had setup a time for a carpet company to come in and replace the carpet this week and I need them out  I cant just change the locks can I?

If it takes you a week or two to do carpet and paint at a turnover, and then 2-4 more weeks to rent it out, you're probably looking at 8-10% vacancy over time, assuming no one ever quits paying or has to be evicted.  2 bedroom units can be a bit easier to rent because they can appeal to single people all the way up to small families.