Aloha,Familiarize yourself with the rules here:https://www.military.com/benef...Basics are, with written orders for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) or a deployment of 90 days or longer, they can break their Rental Agreement without penalty, and you cannot sell or dispose of their property (including vehicle) without a court order.

They also typically need parking for large vehicles and equipment/construction trailers.

Ability to use real estate as a vehicle to build wealth.

Drive to a showing/open house in your own vehicle and have your client arrive in their own (or recommend a reliable cab company or Uber).Park WiselyOnce you arrive at the showing/open house, make sure you park your car in a visible area that is close to the property.

Personally, I think apartments can be a fantastic and approachable investment vehicle.

The same thing goes for taking your car to the shop for work - if you’re a lady, they may just find 10 more things that are “wrong” with your vehicle. 

As for a vehicle: if you are using it for business purposes, you can certainly buy it and write it off.  

Keep your credit cards paid off monthly and don’t over extend yourself for a vehicle.  

Also, on the day of move out, any advice for details I should remember [i.e. changing locks, completing property condition report, scheduling with city waste for large item pickup, towing any vehicles on property, ensuring utilities are turned over into my name, checking water meter (Atlanta Watershed is the worst), etc.]?

One question from the article is something like "Would you consider yourself a more aggressive or conservative account," suggesting to me there might be some personal choice on something like this.Rules for deducting vehicle expenses.