This could be luxury properties, condominiums, land parcels, commercial, resorts, REO, investment with high holding costs, estates, etc.

So as the gentleman above posted I could definitely get in there and do my inspections and get out and challenge anyone who says I can't do that but that may be a last resort I'd rather get in touch with the management company or someone but that may prove difficult.

I think it's worth remembering that while eviction is always a tool in your arsenal, it should really be used only as a last resort with a defaulting tenant who is just completely unresponsive.

Craigslist should be your last resort. 

While that is a last resort it is a possibility.

but that's really just a tool of absolute last resort. 

Eviction should be the last resort.

As a last resort, you can always go to your local building dept and ask them to inspect the home for safety - they will be very interested in the electrical system, for example, and you may be forced to leave.

They don't want those foreign students to run out of money and have to resort to working part time which results in taking jobs from Americans.

Absolutely do not close unless they are out unless you have a good lawyer that works out some sort of escrow agreement where seller does not get their 10,000 until they are completely out and per day payments of x amount, higher than cost of expensive resort, charged against it as cost for each day they stay over when you were supposed to get possession, and that is only if you are comfortable with possible eviction.