I agree with both @Rick19744 and @Mike9241, in total.
Also note that, with respect to your real estate business, the income and expenses therefrom would not be reported on Schedule C unless you are either a real estate dealer or provide substantial services to your renters.
Otherwise, you report your income and expenses on Schedule E and your net rental losses are passive losses unless you are a real estate professional and you materially participate in the rental activity(ies).
As @Mike9241 indicated, claiming REP status may undercut your claim as a trader in securities (or vice versa).
As @Rick19744 indicated, you would benefit from consulting with a local tax professional. Any mistakes made as a result of trying to do this yourself, given this scenario, could be costly.
