Even before COVID-19 came onto the scene, it has been a prevailing theme over the last year or two that cities and states are pushing more laws limiting the abilities of landlords to collect rent, evict tenants who don't pay, renovation and increase rents, and other regulations regarding how their business is operated. 

I'm sure this also comes with a lot of it's own hassles that can't really be accounted for.The management companies are charging 8% of gross rents collected.

Personally i'm getting a little nervous about rent collection during this shutdown. 

I am almost out of books in from my personal collection to read!

I am almost out of books in from my personal collection to read!

I personally collected a list of really helpful books that I'm reading over the next few weeks before I actively look at properties.

You can't just collect their stuff and re-rent the property.

Here's what's going on  For FHA-insured mortgage loans and loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (collectively referred to as the GSEs), a 60-day moratorium on foreclosures and evictions effective as of March 18, 2020, and (See  source in link below)For Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac borrowers facing a hardship related to COVID-19, the expansion of forbearance and loan modification eligibility requirements and suspension of adverse credit reporting.FHA Mortgagee Letter

In addtion we've collection distributions all along of at least $150k ea.

Anyone new, I meet them in person at the house and collect the rent after showing it to them.