I have rental income
If you own rental property, then all rental income and all rental expenses pertaining to the property that you own is reported on SCH E as a part of your personal 1040 tax return.
and am a wine tour guide
My wild guess on that is, that's your W-2 Job. If you are self-employed as a wine tour guide that income for that specific business as well as expenses related to that specific business are reported on SCH C.
and property manager
Assuming you are not a W-2 employee of a property management company, if you are paid by other property owners to manage property that you do not own, then you are self-employed as a property manager. All income and expenses related to your property management business will be reported on SCH C and it will be a physically separate SCH C from the wine tour guide business.
So basically, you have two businesses that you are the owner of, and each business will report their own income and their own expenses on a physicall separate SCH C for each business, which gets filed with your personal 1040 tax return. It does not matter if you are married and filing a joint return with your spouse either.
