As for realtors, as long as you haven't signed a exclusive agent agreement, you can find another one.

Sakeena Rashid No, that is exclusively how we list our properties.

If so, you may qualify for a partial exclusion which would allow you to sell it for 75% tax free since you already occupied it for about 1.5/2 years. 

Even if you are in a smaller market there are multifamily brokers that will service your area.My biggest caution to you (agreeing with @Troy Ramey) would be to make sure that you do not have any real estate agent or commercial multifamily broker exclusive to finding deals for you.

For active military who move at least 50 miles away from their last owner occupied house, and they lived in this primary residence at least 2 years, the capital gains exclusion is 2 out of 10 years.  

Of course, you could use it as a selling point to raise the rent because of your exclusive luxury spiritual embedded housing feature. 

A smart agent will sign you to a buyer's exclusive agreement so you won't have a bunch of agents showing you and wasting their time and gas. 

Save up and by an exclusive rental property. 

I've used the IRS capital gains exclusion to sell at PCS time when the appreciation provided me more future opportunities than trying to make the rental math work.

If so you may qualify for the $250k personal residence gain exclusion