I'm not saying you have to send letters, just make sure you're treating your tenants with the highest respect. 

When it comes to paying the credit card bill, I'm assuming I have to itemize the expenses on the CC statement according to each property and pay out each amount from their respective bank account?

We are very clean and respectful to the property and we are all upset about the situation.

A lot of forum members are very knowledgeable in their respective fields related to real estate investing, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.

I think sellers really respect it when I say to them, "I want to be sensitive to your situation, but in order for me to figure out how I can help you best, it'd be helpful for me to hear a little bit more about what caused you to get behind in payments."

By the way, I listened to your podcast and I can tell you, I respect the grind you have been through; you are inspiring!

The locker retailers though have mentioned examples of other people monetizing these lockers for the same purpose.The other catch is that I would need to have somebody onsite to sign for the packages and put them in the respectable lockers, but if I have to employ somebody to do that, it's no longer a profitable venture.

That comes with tenant selection and being a proactive respectful landlord.

Sure, there have been hiccups, but a mutual trust and respect in/for each other allows us to always come to an amicable resolution.Thank you in advance. 

I absolutely want to be respectful towards the current tenants but I’ve met with total resistance from one of the tenants who refused to allow showings.