We may be speaking about different things...you say "QBI loss", when I'm guessing you mean is you don't get the QBI deduction from the rental profit. If the rental shows a loss, you wouldn't have any QBI deduction to change anything on your tax return.
If you don't put in the hours, you probably don't qualify for the QBI deduction....a single family home rental property may be difficult to qualify, its hard to put the 250hours/yr (approx. 4/hr per week) into one rental property.
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