If you own gold bars/coins, then you have a storage risk as well as a risk of converting it to cash/other currency if things go crazy.

After reading this I noticed there currency’s are different than US.

My question is does this impact deducting interest in anyway on this current property of any new property the cash is used for?Ex

I probably wouldn't completely forego holding gold just because real estate may do very badly during a hyper inflationary environment where fiat currency becomes worthless.

Hence, currency traders are now likely baking in, that the U.S. dollar is inflating.)

Your dollar is worth less so you’re going to have to spend more to secure your asset, when credit evaporates home prices will vanish with it; Assuming the rest of the world will reject the inflated dollar as the world’s reserve currency, as credit dries up and home values collapse rents will follow suit.Welcoming all to let me know what you think below!

They are making Cash Ilegal by changing the Currency to new bills and outlawing the old ones.

When you figure out how to beat those who issue the currency long-term please do share whatever you find with the rest of us.  

A key flaw your making in things is associating various markets unto each other, and things just are not that simple, the economy and GDP, stock exchange, commodities market, forex and real estate market have connections but are not tied unto each other and what affects one may affect another in various different degrees, or not at all. 08/09 collapse was a combination of bad speculative trading meet over-supply of real estate with a gravy coating of capital contraction.

My LLC, which generates income from currency investments, wants to buy an investment property.