Yes, you should amend what you can. The amended returns can be filed for 2021 (last date is April 15, 2025), 2022 and 2023 (following years respectively, 2026, 2027).
Key Information: Yes, this could mean you must amend your own resident state return, but only if you actually have tax in the state where the property is situated. Otherwise there is no need to amend your resident state.
You can be sure that every state knows when property is sold because it is recorded in a city or county courthouse. The State Department of Revenue will be connected to such sales in some way, whether by being notified or by their continued review.
Each state has different filing requirements, some more stringent than others. The link below will give you information for 2024 and you can see what the state requires where your property is located.
Key Information: Some states required you to file if you are a nonresident and have any income derived from their state. Some states require filing if the gross (not net) income is higher than a certain amount. And some states don't require a return if the net income is below the filing requirement or zero.
Every state return begins with the federal return so you can start with the federal returns you already filed for those years.
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