@Rohan D.If you only have these K1 investments, both with losses, and no other real estate investments - the answer is probably no.

Or, he can have invested in a Detroit in 2000 and the properties worth 25% 15 years later.

I looked at a few of their deals in Alabama early on in my syndication investments. 

I want to invest but I don’t have any liquid cash besides what is in these accounts.

Yes Insurance and Umbrella  Insurance..mandatory in Real Estate investments

You have come to the right place to begin your investing journey.Have you looked into attending local meetings and joining Facebook groups?

You call people mean, angry, or aggressive for giving you advice that isn't what you want to hear.Too few people think their sense of self is not a big part of their real estate investing future, but they are wrong.

Real Estate investing is never easy and you will come out better after this situation for the future.

I’d look at it as a long term investment and a great way to offset your living expenses so you can save money and look to purchase other investments. 

You are probably a few years away from being able to invest.