I am considering investing in REITs since their dividends are taxed at ordinary income, but I’m also unsure if that amount can actually be affected by deductibles.Any information is appreciated. 

Both will be subject to ordinary income and self employment taxes. 

Would highly recommend my lender, Roger Hamilton at BankCherokee, and my Insurance Agent, Paul Domier at American Family.

Not all properties meet the 1% rule in this market.All ordinary and necessary expenses are potentially deductible. 

Can go from $25 to $500k…large line.Frost Bank, in Texas only.CALIFORNIA: Bank of Southern California, Bank of West (BNP Paribas), Cal Coast Credit Union, East West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs” San Fran, First Republic, Fremont Bank, HSBC, Quorum FCU, Silvergate Bank,UTAHMountain American Credit Union and America First have great rates for HELOCsAmerica First will do a HELOC on an investment property in Utah.STR Mortgages (not HELOCs)VisioHost FinancialAmerican HeritageLendingOne

Normally ordinary starch.

You want a home inspector that is a member of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), that adhere to their high standards of ethics, training and overall quality. 

The overwhelming majority of Americans can't control what they'll be doing in five years.

We had a CA tax for ordinary income that was I was aware of but not exactly sure how it would work out.

One couple still has income coming in from their Russian business and has an American family friend as a co-signer.