There likely will not be late fees.Good luck

@Jake Noreau Sorry I’m late to the thread, congrats on moving toward closing on a house hack!  

Look at the letter this landlord sent to his tenants.Landlord Threatens Cutting Cable, Quick Evictions for Late Rent

@Antonio Ramos - I am in a similar situation in LA country... tenants started paying late before the crisis, have continued paying late each month and now have stopped, but with no indication of hardship from Covid19.

It stops the clock on "late" payments when the transfers is initiated.

He's been late a few times in the past 9 mos but has always paid and taken great care of the property.I'd like some input, please. thx

The tenant has been historically late with rent due to a job change shortly after signing the lease.

Cash on hand BEFORE a crisis or downturn is the key, if you think back to 2008... all those that realized they wanted to get in it while it was happening were too late... because although there were deals to be made banks would not allow it - so cash on hand before was the key to getting those deals. 

In this case, I gave the seller full right to the property if I was 45 days late on any payment with no equitable return either.

In this case, I gave the seller full right to the property if I was 45 days late on any payment with no equitable return either.