Nor does this order apply to American Samoa, which has reported no cases of COVID-19, until such time as cases are reported.In accordance with 42 U.S.C. 264(e), this Order does not preclude State, local, territorial, and tribal authorities from imposing additional requirements that provide greater public-health protection and are more restrictive than the requirements in this Order

I've always been a fan of American Express. 

Ignoring the administrator fees, you may be able to avoid all taxes for a while until you hit 59.5 and have to start taking required minimum distributions and you get taxed as ORDINARY INCOME.  

But, is that a valid ordinary and regular business expense? 

Almost certain any margin you make will be treated like ordinary income.  

In my demographic that is huge....according to 1 source, 35% of Americans rate their financial condition as “dire”.

Hey BP,As we're almost midway through September, I'm curious to see how landlords across the country are dealing with rent collections this month so far.It's a difficult time for landlords with the eviction moratorium extending and millions of jobless Americans no longer receiving the extra unemployment benefits.

Real American heroes, all of them.

Otherwise, anything on your 1099 is ordinary income.

Under American tax law, investors are not subject to tax on their capital gains if they don’t sell the property during life.