There are other factors to consider, for sure, but it seems to me (and I believe most other tax pros on BP) on a very general level that the ordinary rental property will qualify for the 20% deduction.I'm certain we will get further guidance on how this applies to landlords specifically in the (hopefully near) future.As @Kyle J. mentioned, those threads include some great discussion and further details.

American Real Estate is a local company there.

@Morgan Fritzi just did the exact same thing, opened an American Express cash magnet for this purpose.  

Try giving American Modern Insurance Group a call . . . we use them on most of our properties and they can handle flips as well as BRRRRs and rentals. 

The unbelievable bullcrap Roosevelt got away with using in the early 1930s to denounce gold ownership as "hoarding" in America was deftly tied into the then-widespread and largely condoned anti-Semitism in this country, which Roosevelt very much shared as a matter of course.That American Jews tended to trust gold investments over others meant that Roosevelt's gold edict disproportionately stole more from them versus other ethnic groups in the country (most notably white Anglo-Saxon Protestants like Roosevelt).

When I was 12 years old, I sat with a Greek/American Guy watching one of his very large apartment buildings burn to the ground, complete with people jumping to their deaths.I learned a lot from him---don't let an opportunity to call go unused.

Also be aware you can get sign up bonus from every major carrier, so you can get points with Delta, United and American.

That's two months of lost rent ($6,000), lost utilities ($500), and maybe another $1,000 or more for cleaning and repairs.Even if you self manage and everything goes perfect, you will likely lose money because the rent isn't enough to cover even ordinary maintenance.

Hello Bigger Pockets my name is Gordon Meadows of North American Energy and the Mine and Oil Owners Consortium.

Try Neighbors Credit Union and/or American Eagle Credit Union if you're looking to bank locally.