Thank you again for your reply Hal-Al, but I wanted to provide an update with the main details added as a reminder:
Resident State: Oklahoma
State with rental property without assets: Florida
I changed the answer in personal info to "No" for out-of-state income. This did automatically remove FL from my state returns. I then deleted the OK state return and re-started it.
The question for out-of-state income or losses was still there. When I click on "Learn More," the very last line reads, "If these losses are subtracted from your federal income, they must be added back to your Oklahoma income"
Once I answer "Yes," I enter the income and then move to losses. Once I click on "Learn More" on the page for losses, it provides an example of a rental property owned out-of-state that was SOLD. Is this an important detail that means I only need to worry about property that was sold and not just a rental property that we owned throughout 2019?
Just as a reminder, you stated that the losses should RAISE my OK refund. However, they lower it.
