There are experts (lawyers, accountants, investors) that can make a case for either route. 

If you still need help figuring out legal requirements for compliant entry, you'll need a lawyer, a qualified PM, or maybe just another BP'r in Boston to offer knowledgeable local guidance. 

I haven't read your lease and I am not a lawyer but I would talk to one.  

I just had my lawyer write up a sales agreement ( i am out of state for this property and have not seen the inside, seen the outside because it is next to one i own already / shared driveway) in the agreement i have my purchase contingent on me viewing the inside of the property and that i could either back out or renegotiate the price based on what i find. going to look at it this Friday. you need some sort of legal catch all phrase that will help you back out of the agreement no matter what, maybe @Chris K. can help with this ?

Closing costs were $3,000 without a lawyer. 

Looking for recommendations for a securities lawyer to help with a 506(c) filing

@Nathon Norberg - THere is/was a private Facebook group of folks that got together on this and may have found a lawyer to take the case (I believe its under "erentpayment discussion group").I got very lucky and was able to have one tenant take alternative action, otherwise we didnt get beaten up with the debacle.

Most probate sales are however referred by probate lawyers.

If the STR hosts in Austin ban together with a lawyer they can put a halt on any regulations though.

This is typically done with a title company or lawyer, or whatever is appropriate for your state.