Like many military bases the surrounding town is normally small rinky dink with civilians trying to take advantage of military members (loan sharks, auto dealers, gang members, and drug dealers)  Your properties will probably be relatively stagnant due to it only being a military base. 

This will avoid any 'mechanics lien' surprises. 

I have wanted to buy my own truck for years now but I am not mechanically inclined by any means.

@Jesse Mitchell for the most part mechanicals have little affect on the market value.

For now, the tenants need to know, on the day of close, where to mail their rent (or update their auto-pay), how to make out the check (matches the new bank account) and who will be the property manager, with the contact phone numbers of the property management office or person.

I would suggest trying to learn some of the simple stuff via YouTube or some basic home mechanics books you could get from the local library. 

Update - Allstate was able to quote me $575/year and didn't have to move my auto policy.

I am a big fan of the Chicago controls auto setback thermostat.

I am guessing underwriters will exclude your auto expense, cell phone and internet as everyone is paying that across the board..

I would say if all mechanical systems are working, there's no leaks, and some sense of integrity in performing the work: then someone could potentially be ok not completing all the fixes required to make a place market ready and rent for cheaper.