They weren’t out and the owners court date for the eviction hearing was supposed to be yesterday.

Part of our job as professional Realtors is to keep up to date on Forms and Addendums that we can use in different situations to protect your best interests as our client.

Besides tacitly giving the tenant the control by "confirming receipt" it also will require that I make a separate trip back to that property to inspect that particular unit on a date different than the others at the property I inspected on the planned day. 

Right now when the court date would be scheduled is unknown but once landlord-tenant court restarts the earlier filings will likely be heard first. 

However, even if the courts, marshals, etc. continue to serve, I doubt eviction would be their priority anyways, so best to make things work amicably like you said. https://patch.com/georgia/atlanta/no-evictions-60-days-atlanta-says-mayor-bottoms Actually, I've had 2 evictions running for a while and the court dates have both been cancelled and not reset.

The shift from brick and mortar to online has already been happening, this is just going to speed the transformation.

So due to such unforeseen circumstances, we are requesting a closing extension date from the Seller to allow us to obtain financing to get the deal done.

If you don't have a lot of sales experience, read Zig Ziglar's Sectets of Closing the Sale to get up to speed.

Sounds like you should get it under contract again with a far out closing date and some conservative contingencies. 

Do you send monthly rent statements, or do you just expect the rent each month by a certain date?