I want a simple place to track my P&L's and tax implications like accumulated depreciation and tax deferred tax losses. 

But you've already paid a truck load of taxes by getting so much for the option.It is possible to sell the property without the deed transferring. 

I've seen some beautiful outdoor paths & patios done this way etc, fill in the gaps with sand or concrete.You might also donate it to a habitat for humanity store (call and ask if they'll take it first) where they might get it in front of the right set of eyes. they might give you a tax donation receipt?

🌴PS - It might also be a tax write-off for you. 

Taxes, water/sewer, insurance, maintenance – it all adds up.It's heartbreaking that Worcester is becoming too pricey for its own residents.

Quote from @Carlos Lissimore: I can assist you with some questions that need to be answered such as credit score, experience, And do he has down pay when are you and your client free to chat so we can get to the closing table feel free to message so we can continue We are looking into sb684 and fee simple lot splits and funding for acquiring and construction.

These operate like hard money loans, without origination fees or draw requests.

Outside of my principal & interest costs, here are my monthly expenses:Electric: averages $300Water: averages $50 (including irrigation water for lawn)Management (includes weekly pool care, trash cans out & in, pest control): $280HOA: $52Property taxes: $400Insurance: $325Lawn care (weekly): $100Florida STR license: $15Niceties (internet, tv services for guests): $100, and this is generous as I include some stuff I pay for from my own house that would cost more if I didn't. 

The issue I have and seen being thru several hurricanes in Florida is that once a hurricane passed and there is damage, most contractor's raise their fees as well as materials.

Here in Washington State there is a state wide fund that is used to deal with oil tank leaks; I believe that the fund is paid for by a tax on heating oil