@Greg Gangle, while I agree that getting some actual operations under your belt is important, I am not feeling the same optimism for great deals as I did in 2008/09. 

Two options:1 - Set up an escrow account that collects and pays the original mortgage for the seller2 - Property has no mortgage on it. 

(And last month's rent if you can collect that where you are). 

Some people I regularly speak with have told me that they are only at 90% on rent collections for May so that might cause them to alter their short term plans.  

So far, 11 states have issued debt collection, eviction and foreclosure advisories or moratoriums (requesting creditors to cease recovery activities).

So far, 11 states have issued debt collection, eviction and foreclosure advisories or moratoriums (requesting creditors to cease recovery activities).

So far, 11 states have issued debt collection, eviction and foreclosure advisories or moratoriums (requesting creditors to cease recovery activities).

Anyone know a rent collection only receipt to customers they use?

(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

A small percentage of owners are uncomfortable with this scenario, but it's an increasingly common tactic in the industry, even before C19, because it helps get units rented quickly, to well-qualified tenants due to the ability to be nimble, responsive and continue with scheduled showings.What should we expect for rent collection?