My fault for not confirming, but the wording could have been clearer in the email. 

hello, I am an experienced contractor, flipper,home designer, and builder.

So excited that I decided to join BP and you all are confirming that.

Go buy a designer stamp for your return address envelope at staples..

With the sellers approval  And if possible talk to the tenants and confirm this information Make it HappenSteve

I thought of getting a CCIM designation but what stopped me is that I would need 20 deals or so in Commercial to become  CCIM certfied ( at least that is what I read 1 year ago ) -     Anyway I will keep on investigating on search for commercial properties.   

You can discuss this with your adjuster and they will confirm/deny. 

@Jerry Johnson -- I would follow these steps:Local laws: Some counties have rent control regulations, so confirm if you can raise the rent or whether you have limitsLease agreements: See if you can get a copy of any lease agreement / terms with the tenants.

If others can either confirm what Jeremy's accountant said, or has a different understanding, that would also be helpful.

Ask him to work with you and explain that you cannot break current lease until a new tenant is confirmed  (that means you have a signed lease and deposit from new tenant).And just remember, this also gives you a chance to raise the rent (if necessary), which can take the sting out of hassle of tenant searches.