I didn't re-read your post 5 times to ultra mega check to ensure the following is true, but from my first reading I'd say you are 100% correct on all points.

Also, when you say this doesn't make sense, what to you is sticking out thats not making sense.Update: After rereading my post, the lot is developed, trees are gone, it has city sewer, water and electric already ran to it.

I probably should have mentioned I wouldn't be opposed to a remote CPA (I thought I did but upon re-reading I definitely dod not!).

After rereading I don't see anything that screams "snowflake" but perhaps I am blind because they are my words.

If continued acquisition of real estate in vanilla Fannie type loans is a priority, re-read that last sentence and activate your creative brain juices...

Also, I would read and reread the surrender clause and make sure you are not at rish of losing all you equity once the lease expires. 

Hey all, its been a while but I have been diving deep into the BiggerPockets podcast again and re-reading the REI books I've bought now that my wife and I are in a better position to begin planning out our investment roadmap!   

@Simcha DavidmanIM FOLLOWING YOU lol some parts are a bit fuzzy but nothing a few re-reads cant fix.

My best advice would be to re-read your purchase agreement and see if there are any options for you based on that.

I have reread the OP.