(It can happen with other forms of electronic payments but seems to be easier to do with credit cards.)Here's one of the prior posts talking about it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/672783-fraudulent-transactions-on-rent-collection

My tax lady has said that she has owned investment property before and has  Instructed me on how to track expenses. 

Was the house a hoarders haven prior to you getting your hands on it? 

@anthony angotti I like what you suggested to do my due diligence prior to closing, however the way the contract reads if I back out, I would lose earnest money... 

If you are going with an investment program you can quit claim deed it prior to closing the refinance.

Couple of things are going to happen if the tenants refuse to pay rent for the next 90 days.1) major spike in evictions come the end of the 90 day period.2) market will get flooded with delinquent tenants in the market looking for new homes prior to the 90 day period ending to avoid evictions and ruining their credit So everyone be aware if you randomly have so many calls for your vacancy say around mod June .Us landlord should stick together and refuse these opportunist move into our properties because they just decided to be irresponsibleAnd not pay their rent when they could.

Prior to becoming an agent myself I reached out to agents.

Found prior to the scare, but I've had people call and try to rent at higher rates in last couple of weeks even (have to explain to them that a contract is a contract).So, there are people out there looking.

My loan was closed a few weeks prior, so my project is expected to be delayed quite a bit.

I have found a property that is purchase price 73kMarket rent: $800My offer: 65kCash flow $100+ at 12% COC return3/2 1450 sqftready to move in (not turn-key) prior to purchase with no major  work needed to be done EXCEPT  future flooring due to cheap glue flooring in home.