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At the Federal level, Section 4024 of the CARES Act prohibits "legal action to recover possession of the covered dwelling from the tenant for nonpayment of rent or other fees or charges" or the charging of "fees, penalties, or other charges to the tenant related to such nonpayment of rent" on covered properties (which is essentially any property tied in any way to the Federal government: i.e. a mortgage backed by FHA, VA, or sold on the secondary market to Fannie/Freddie, receiving Section 8, etc etc). 

The reason I'm researching this avenue is despite saving for 5-10 years via conventional retirement vehicles, I've come to the conclusion that without some further active action by myself I won't be able to live the same lifestyle I currently live in retirement.

I assume I’ll want 3 meters and another panel.Working on figuring out best plan of actions for Post-closing.

What these kids need is guidance, not some self righteous "we've got to throw money at it because I don't want to take real action" response.

@Peter FuentesLike many people who have a newly found interest in real estate investing, you are looking for the shortcut, easy way, the goose that laid the golden egg.I would try educating yourself about the industry, picking a strategy that you can make a billion dollars doing so, figure out how you can get the this point, make a plan of action and then follow it.I will tell you that from my experience there is no short cut, there is no magic answer, there is no easy way to make a billion dollars. 

Here is where it gets interesting:Unit 6 previous manager who is paying 550 decided to not pay and threaten legal action.

You may have to consider a creative strategy to get them out like a pay to leave situation if they resist: offer to pay for the moving truck or application fee for the next place or even give them the last month for free...anything to get them out and get your unit up to market value so you can maximize your cash flow.A few points to note before you take action - be sure your area doesn't have any rent controls or laws restricting landlords from raising rent. 

Just a good lesson for landlords out there to take action immediately when rent isn't received.

You shouldn't just the mass by the actions of the few; especially as a mod.