It's a big late in the game to be posting this but these items are/were permanently attached to your rental unit (i.e., they do not plug in like, say, a window air conditioner). 

The military folks PCS (permanent change of station) in April and school starts the first week of August.  

"Permanent Removal of Lead-Based Paint Hazards or Lead AbatementIf the main purpose of the project is to make the house lead-safe, and not just as part of an overall renovation project, then you should use a licensed lead abatement firm.

So I know that for developing real estate there is pre-construction loan, bridge loan, and then permanent financing.

I advise any window that is in the kitchen you cover yourself with something permanent , least they come up with something inappropriately likely to catch fire...  

You certainly should not make any kind of permanent arrangement at this stage.  

My net worth would be very little after the down payment.I don't want to buy a permanent job.

Generally, anything that is permanently attached is considered real property and would be included.So, a building or tree = yes.A mobile home, vehicle, or piece of furniture = no. 

4) If you could make 1 issue go away permanently, what would it be?

And there's a lot of bad advice (on this forum included) that if you follow it, you could do permanent damage to your site.