Remember this is the "best" authority in the country.https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/manhattan-us-attorney-announces-settlement-nycha-and-nyc-fundamentally-reform-nychaAnd even now, they stink. 

Your renting might not be considered a trade or business’s on it own to qualify for 20% 199A deduction added by the tax reform.

I saw that there is a great tax book on here, but that it is not as useful with tax reform so waiting for that to be reissued.  

@Kameron Holloway - as a reformed introvert, here are some questions you can ask. 

You have easy access to Center City via public transport and the city has plans on reformating the plaza at broad and Erie to put in a Marriot and other commercial spaces.

Without going into political stance could someone please explain what this new tax reform bill will mean for real estate investors?

Not looking good for investors or regular homeowners.http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2017/11/02/tax-reform-bill-would-cap-mid-for-new-mortgages?

Caution, the current tax reform proposed increases the time to 5 out of 8 years, which Could go into effect 12/31/17.

Thought this was a great information on how the tax reform will affect commercial real estate investors.

I feel (strongly) that the housing crisis is coming back after this Tax Reform bill started today.