Wholesaling in FL is only legal if you are licensed or you own the contract/property.I'm sure @John Thedford will come chime in with more specifics and details for you.

I just started reading Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor by  @Amanda Han and Matt McFarland and - while I haven't gotten past the chapter on Deductions quote yet - I suspect you can deduct them but there may be more details I am missing. 

Please reach out to me for more details and timeline.

If you need more details please let me know.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

They sent you two emails detailing that they wanted out of the lease, and are interested in extending on the condition that you haven't found a replacement. 

Also am getting real world experience which i will detail later.

There is a certain health ratio for restaurants after food and labor costs.You need to figure out what you want the ground rent to be based on all the costs involved and how long you want to hold the property.Generally the longer the primary ground lease the more value it can have for resale unless the tenant want given a sweet heart deal with little to no rental increases.What tenants often want is FLEXIBILITY in termination clauses and short primary terms with options.

Then you get to explain it to them in detail.

Hi Matt, As long as you are pricing your property fairly, marketing on all the large sites, and have a detailed property description and professional looking photos that will catch renters eyes, you should have no problem getting leads. 

JamesAs others have posted there aren't enough details to do the analysis.