This is a very interesting topic to me because a lot of lawyers don't seem to know the answer.

He is both a CPA and lawyer.

You'd need to talk to a lawyer about what you have to do, but there's always the possibility of a plaintiff piercing the corporate veil, depending on circumstances.

Always, always use your Title Company / Lawyer and have your own title search done, always!  

My wife was p*ssed.3/24/16: Found BP and posted this thread: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/29...04/01/16: Filed certificate a sale despite most of my friends, family, and coworkers telling me it was a bad idea.05/01/16: Paid my first lawyer bill (yikes!).

Need a good eviction attorney in Los Angeles. ?

Note the initial conversation with the lawyers does not cost money so you won't have to pay anything out of pocket and in the end if the property can be converted from a 1 to 2 or 3 family as a right of way, you may not even need a lawyer but these things can get complicated so you really want to make sure you get as much info as you can before you buy the property. 

Any networking with any person who touches investors (lawyers, bankers, contractors, etc) is a good long-term tactic for meeting them.

anyone has a recommendation for RE Lawyer in the Houston area?

I am not a lawyer, but it seems like option "B" would make the tenants liable for rent until the property is re-rented, or until the lease ends (if the property isn't re-rented before then).