My understanding is the primary usage of the license is for the leasing tasks more so than managing the facilities.

Been discussed on BP MANY MANY times...do a search.....There can be instances where this plan makes sense.....client travels a lot or has a big influx of $$ etc..... but most of the time its a HUGE red flag.....at least to me.

Carpet is dirty due to their usage.

How far will you travel. 

Travel isn't too bad, at worst you're looking at something like a 500 dollar flight same day.... with proper planning and little bit of luck you can get it down to half that, often.

I was in a phase where I just wanted to travel, have new experiences, and frankly, discover my passion.

Depends on usage.

Not just, "I want to have more free time and travel more."

You likely haven't included depreciation in this calculation to come up with your taxable rental income.Regarding the vehicle - It gets complication on multiple ways because it depends on if you are using it for your business exclusively or if there is some personal usage.If there is some personal usage, the calculation for the deduction becomes a little bit more complicated.There is also the standard and actual method when calculating your vehicle expense.With that said, there is not enough information to provide you an accurate answer.

Means of doing so without the need to travel out of state?