I own a piece of land and I would like to start advertising a ground lease on the MLS in my area. 

Start pushing your limits too hard, go outside of the box too far, or abandon your core competency...this is the start of trouble.Having survived at least a couple of cycles I can say that chances are you'll feel pain when it happens but if you were disciplined when you bought your properties and stuck to what you are good at you can survive.In 2005 I regularly attended REIA meetings where people were bragging about the rental they just bought with $500/mo negative cash flow despite a neg am loan and nothing down. 

We were pretty much able to completely destroy everyone in the market (ranking over authorities sites as well).Also methods like Remarketing and tracking is absolutely crucial for your online success when it comes to paid advertising.

How does one make a profit from an abandoned place by flipping before renovation? 

I think the long notice improves their ability to forecast vacancies, match rents to the forecast demand and squeeze a little more money out of tenants who fail to plan ahead.I changed my leases to match the 60-day notice, because I want to advertise 60 days before a tenant is leaving so my rentals are available to people who do plan ahead and give a long notice.

They want you to call, so of you are a real buyer they can sell you something else if that property doesn't work, which is the purpose of most brokerage advertising.

Of course, a specific contract can prohibit assignment, but the law clearly allows it.You cannot advertise a property for sale unless you legally own it.

Looked at a house advertised as a 2/1 up for sale. 

Do you have the person handle the front end activities (advertising the properties, showings, leasing, customer service, dispatching) as well as back office (collections, bookkeeping, technology/CRM)?  

My guess is the moderators removed it because it might be considered advertising, and this particular thread's forum does not permit that.