Well, this could definitely be a market mover around my neck of the woods and across the country. 

Why don't you look into some construction management classes and/or interning or being hired by a "mover shaker" development company in your area.

Or do any landlords even include something in the lease that says the tenant most use licensed movers to move their big furniture items so that there's less of a chance of damage during move in/out?

It is near Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), a military base which provides a wealth of job opportunities in the area.Some of the downfalls of the place are that it offers only street parking (but has a large fenced in yard, which I would consider turning into parking, however, street parking is common for the area.  

Through my travels I have been blessed to come in contact with some movers and shakers that have commercial properties and I decided I need to get involved, learn from them and others to build something strong long term.

You still want to do your final walk after everything is removed because that’s when you find that hidden stain under the couch or damage from movers  or where Fido or Missy left a tear in the carpet or poopie stains. 

just bought one from a mover and am flipping it for around a decent profit.

They have date of when they will be able to afford to hire a mover.  

The movers charge $1500+ to move a 1 bedroom apt. because they can, you have no choice.Now consider this...

They resorted to criminal activity in an effort to get the tenants to move. Really