Rental Carryover Loss on NJ Returns

[aljfromnj]

Thank you! I think I understand it for the years I lived in NJ and filed NJ taxes. For the few years I did not live in NJ, and did not file NJ taxes, I assume the rent collected in NJ is also taxed as NJ income, and so the rental losses would still be computed the same way. For example, if i collected $70k in rent in 2020, spent 50k on taxes, interest and repairs, and had a $30k depreciation, how much of that can I use to reduce my NJ income from the sale of that property (and similarly for all of the past years). Also, how would it be different if I had other income in NJ from my regular job, or not? Is it any different for 2022, or the same formula applies? Your help is very much appreciated!

[brasher]

Does this mean I can't use my large loss carry forward for the property I sold in NJ to offset my gain from the sale?   Thank you in advance