They love that I have a great credit score and offer free property maintenance and early rent auto-payment every month.

For example, grand theft auto is not a federal crime unless you cross state line, it is a state felony.

@Bradley KesselmanThe fee to get started with Supra was $50 I believe and $16/mo auto withdrawal.

Olde City, Northern Liberties, Fairmount, Spring Garden, Brewerytown, Francisville, Queen Village etc.

Update - I was unable to switch the property manager because they say I have to pay them the management fees for the next 10 months which is the remainder of the contract which auto-renewed for another year (I was not aware).

Some online companies offer auto-draft for land lords.  

Their auto dialing system seems to work well but it's the data they're dialing that's most important. 

The tenant is under auto annual renewal voucher program that just recently renewed a few months ago. 

It has 2 self wash bays and one auto wash bay.

In THAT case:- you don't have to have an LLC- you can use Section 179 if the vehicle is 100% business and is the qualified kind of vehicle, i.e. not a passenger car- in 5 years, the entire sales price would be taxed as ordinary income, and you can call it depreciation recaptureHowever, you mentioned that this is a rental business which opens a lot more issues to consider:- you need to be able to say with a straight face that you needed a new truck in order to manage your rentals- you need to track business v. personal use- Section 179 may be limited, depending on your overall situation, and you may be better off with the 100% bonus depreciation- your overall losses from the rental may be limited, so deducting an auto might not make a difference even if otherwise possible