I would put a date on it for compliance, or note that I would be pursuing the matter through appropriate legal channels.   

A few suggestions:Get a Job, Borrow from Parents/relatives, Get a partner for the deal, or (trigger warning: not PC)  renounce US citizenship, cross the border illegally, and get all the government money you need.  

Each STR property I acquire must meet two financial benchmarks: a gross rent multiplier (GRM) of 5 or less [Property value divided by projected income must equal 5 of less], and compliance with the 1% rule as LTR, which serves as a backup if regulations shift or if there's a decline in STR income.

Just make sure you do your due diligence before pulling the trigger.

Once the lender receives the new insurance policy to properly insure the new owner, that is what triggers thr due on sale clause.

Run the numbers and if they make sense, pull the trigger.

Keep up compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements for LLC ownership, such as upholding state law duties, filing yearly reports, and keeping separate financial records.

Sprinkler systems are a pain to deal with, in terms of maintenance (inspections etc) and risk of flooding during winter freezes and tenants accidentally triggering them.

I've scoured the internet for an answer as well as emailed my compliance officer but haven't gotten an answer. 

In the process of you pulling the trigger on this property..How many other properties did you look at before deciding on this one?