The tenant's lease (standard lease for my property management company) does not include anything about early termination by owner or what happens if the property is up for sale (other than the tenant needs to be notified 24 hours before the house will be shown to prospective buyers).

Title/escrow can rely by law on your signed statement as to the 'Total amount to pay off contract in full', you should have included interest+plus other charges, not just principal. 

The Landlord Agent did not include the required media package of $110.00.

. $160/week so the 2 bedroom is paying the same amount as the 3 bedrooms,the owner has included the garages and storage for free with all the tenants rents. looking in the area we are finding no 3 bedrooms available and 1 and 2 bedrooms renting for $750-1200/month with no washer N dryer hook ups and no storage.

From my understanding, the various phases of a wholesale deal include the following: A call is received from home owner as a result of marketing efforts Provide a range that we (wholesaler) would be willing to offerReview property and required renovations to determine selling price to market to buyers listGet contract signed by home ownerRecord contract with countyMarket property to established buyer listOnce buyer is interested complete the assignment contactReceive deposit from buyer and put in escrow with title companySet closing date with title company for double close Did I miss anything related to the process?

All expenses including HELOC payments (principal + interest) will need to come out of the rental income on a month-to-month basis.I am aware of the recent Orlando ordinance allowing home sharing (http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/orange/os-orla...), but will not be competing with them.Is this a good time to invest?

The main problem is PenFed allows applicants to own only three total properties (including primary) to qualify. 

This includes maintaining the home in a good condition and no extra people living there. among many other stipulations. 

I know I probably should have included hold over langue in the original lease or on the Notice of Non-renewal but it's too late for that now so I need to determine a. should I serve another eviction notice?

That includes not able to secure financing, appraisal's too low, the yard is too small, neighbors are awful, etc.