So from a financing perspective, a small hotel is within the realm of possibility, at least extrapolating from the prior sale data I've seen on the Miami-Dade property appraiser site. 

We were considering selling prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and I still think there is a chance we could exit and do well. 

Should I be in contract or should I be building a relationship prior to going into contract so that when the time comes I will have the lender in place?

I formed an LLC for this house prior to purchasing the property, which I later decided not to use because I figured lending would be easier without having to go through commercial lenders when I go to refinance later. 

Tenant may terminate this Lease at any time prior to its stated expiration date or any extension thereof by providing Owner with 60 days advance written notice of such termination plus a termination payment equal to two (2) month’s rent totaling $3,200.00, provided that a termination shall not be effective unless or until the Tenant has paid to Owner all sums due Owner as rent or other charges.

Again I was ok with idea that I can't liquidate in bear market.But fundrise refused redemption even when request was received prior to downturn.This is main message.

Even though they gave me 30 days notice of vacating property prior to new lease starting.

I'm a novice myself so take my suggestion with a grain of salt, but if housing prices were that bloated prior to this disaster then prices are going to plummet, and plummet hard in your neck of the woods. 

I did receive a prior email from them stating not to make contact with the subtenant.

We do not have a property on the line yet but we are setting up our systems and process prior to finding the deal so we can hit the ground running efficiently.