Generally, I don't reference a non-IRS website when it comes to tax law. But I found something on the Nolo website that gives a good, clear, concise, easy to comprehend understanding of this issue at https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/do-landlords-need-to-file-form-1099-misc.html
The only bad thing, is that this webpage does not cite it sources. So while the guidance there is good, without sources I don't declare it the de-facto.
It makes sense if you meet the requirements with rental property to qualify for the QBI deduction, as it helps support your claim for the QBI. But most rental property owners I know dont' eve come close to meeting the requirements. I Know I don't on the time requirement. Even with the three rentals I own, I don't come anywhere close to the 250 hours required to be directly involved in all of my rentals combined.
In relation to the webpage, understand that an LLC (single or multi member) is unincorporated.
