It also qualifies for the Kalamazoo Promise.

@Jeremy Decaminada, this property has promise.

Meaning, if your family member/close friend provides you with this money with no promise of having to pay it back then it's 100% ok. 

Once I bought a property and found an ancient box behind a fake wall, so I feel your pain on that one!

I could be a fake card.If you do charge it they can dispute it and you will not get any money from it.I'd tell them to take a cash advance on the credit card and pay me the deposit in cash.Plus some states have a law that you have to hold the deposit in an interest bearing, separate account.

The U.S. has promised aid, but “it seems unlikely that the machinery of government can move fast enough to process applications from millions of businesses.”

Anything is possible, Violence, fake insurance claims etc?

I will take anything I can get - book recommendations, real estate agents, locations to consider, what not to do, any useful tips on loans etc.Thank you in advance for any information you can offer, I promise to pay it forward once I can find success in real estate investing.

If you are raising money from passive investors and promising a return for their investment, this is considered offering a security and is regulated by the SEC.  

Only one tenant hasnt paid and has promised to pay in full by the 19th.