Again, not a lawyer and just my $.02 creative thoughts. 

@Chad UrbshottI would consult a lawyer for sure.

For the moment I would recommend doing your homework, calling people up, make some connections, hire a RE lawyer and start looking at prices for STRs WHEN the lockdown is over, which is impossible to know as of today. 

You can get a lawyer to try and nit pick and salvage something from this, but that is more expense and time with the possibility you get burnt by their more expensive lawyers.

But not only did they have to stop the distributions and go for cash calls.. then you have investor revolts and then the lawyers and then the move to kick them out as GP's and then you had the lawyers making bank trying to run the projects for the investor committee's its was a CLUSTER of epic proportions and the entire portfolio was lost to the senior lenders..

If you went to court you would be awarded money for their gossip that you'd likely never collect and you would be SPENDING MONEY to have a lawyer draft a NDA and to take them to court.

In the Seattle market, condoizing costs around 15K (survey, site plan, recording fees, legal fees, HOA creation and coaching from lawyer, setting up utility sub-metering if required).

@David LutzLets look at your major cost vs what I would expect here in TEXASMajor costs over last 3 years on 5 homes:$10K in missed rent leading to and waiting for eviction$3K Eviction costs (lawyers, travel, writ, etc.)Evictions outside the Pandemic takes 4 weeks in Texas.  

A lawyer, a contractor, and an agent.Go out there and look at so many properties a week.  

I would advise to find a lawyer or a attorney that specializes in real estate and throw a couple of bucks there way so that you can get their illegal advice and if you can legally charge them to replace it professionally 100% do that