Enter the net amount attributable to your property in that state. For instance, if your Oregon Property had a 10,000 net, whereas your other state's property was a 5,000 loss, your Oregon rental amount is 10,000. If your Oregon rental property is a loss, and you have no other Oregon income, you are justified in not filing an Oregon return (as you have no income to report). Even if this is the case, however, you may still choose to do so to keep the state's records updated and to avoid answering questions later on as to why you did not file an Oregon return if in prior years you have filed one.
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