Quote from @Daniel Murphy: While not really a loss, one of my biggest Ah Ha's in 18+ years of managing money professionally is that Financial Questions do not always need Financial Answers... 

Suspended passive losses will retain their characteristics of passive losses. 

You would have to keep it for 10 years to equal the losses of selling it today.

If the business shows a loss, the deduction isn’t available.

Residential RE is not passive even with the use of a pm 2) do you have any issue supplementing this “investment” potentially for quite a while.  

Have you thought of a Hybrid Approach by refinancing partially not max cash-out to free some capital, then supplement with DSCR loans plus your cash to acquire properties. 

But, immediately supplementing your income is basically impossible.Just wanted to cut through the cheerleading to try to help. 

@Manuel Llanas I'd probably keep the cash flow that you're getting from the asset and supplement that with your VA disability pay.

Quote from @Dan Ikon: An investor considers acquiring a short-term real estate to offset his investment income by depreciation loss.

You want to figure out if you can utilize the property's losses.