Due to what has been going on I may keep the lockbox on the door and have the tenants give themselves access to the unit while leaving other relevant information on the kitchen counter.

Online crowdfunding platforms started giving a huge group of retail investors access to loans secured against real estate.

Make sure the mailing address for your rental properties is one that you have regular access to as this is important to get updated on such matters.

BRRRR is essentially using your same initial funds over and over again.The only way to scale is to have access to more money either private partners, HML's, etc.Furthermore I'd start looking into multifamily instead of single family to scale faster.

1 - Tenants should also have saved 'reserves' in place - so if they are already missing their rent payment come April just a few weeks into this, they are selectively deciding not to pay for their shelter in hopes of rent forgiveness - which is no different than shoplifting or any other use of a service with the knowing intention not to pay - no one to blame but one person.2 - There are options available to Tenants: They can always put it on a credit card, which really already has a payment plan set up for them with their terms... a tenant can quite literally just pay the minimum until they get back on their fee, not suggesting anyone just may the minimum on a CC but that is an option, just like it is an option to put food, utilities and anything else on a credit card, shelter is no different. 3 - There are loans available to Tenant: Applying for temporary loans to make ends meet are available and even more so now - and before anyone says you won't qualify - there's only one person to blame for that and yes... a CC is a type of loan when used - so if you have a CC... you can access to borrowed funds with a re-payment system. 4 - Why does a tenant have to live in the current rental?

I see what you're saying about lending vs creative financing, from what I understand, you feel that due to low interest rates from banks that bank financing is both less expensive and more accessible and that I would be better off with traditional financing and MLS listings. 

Granted this was biased towards those that have access to capital anyways, but I know many contractors that were just as busy in the last recession as they were going in.

That gives your tenant immediate access to you at all times.

The other thing I remember was access to some books/pdf.MembershipPro Membership

Let’s say a 2 bed 1 bath loft style unit.I have home I have access too that is off market.