@Andres Gonzalez When it comes to wholesaling (whether real property or personal property), there are two main ways to do it.

Personally, I love anything by Robert Kiyosaki, with "Rich Dad Poor Dad" being the first of his books that I read.

Hostile means the person on the other property (mine) was using it without the knowledge of the well owner.

Based on conversations, CRE could be a great option long term but I may be locked into a lower income in the short term and the potential for earnings are more dependent on my production in the residential space.

My insurance company won’t let me rent my 2 car garage or an office space that I have because it poses a “threat” of a non-tenant person coming onto the property and potentially posing harm to my residential tenants.

My question is how long do you personally wait to see how your Airbnb venture is going to go until strongly contemplating long term?

Not done it personally but I've helped investors do it.Keep in mind that most programs will require you to have cash reserves to do it.

I personally have nothing but nightmare and horror stories, not necessarily problems with the tenants, just problems with the procedures and the paperwork, poor communication from the HUD caseworker etc... 

If you really want it, for whatever personal reasons, do your due diligence.

Conversely, if the federal 8582 shows zero unallowed losses, is the game over for offsetting gains at the state level even when the prior losses were not used to offset the gains at the state level?