I have both rental income and royalty income from the same address. Turbotax shows the royalty income to be negative, why?

I have a rental property that is also a royalty property.  I tried entering the royalty:

1. combined with the rental

2. As a separate royalty property

3.  On a different property with address not associated to the above.

When I review prior to filing, I keep getting an error message on Schedule E that: 

A.  rental and royalty properties have to be entered separately (for above, even though I removed royalty from rental).

B.  Royalty can't show days occupied.

In other words, TT keeps imputing this information into the royalty/ rental property, even though I removed it.  It will not refresh, even though I have logged out and back in twice.  TT is telling me that If I can't fix the errors, I should mail in the return.  I DONT WANT TO DO THAT! 

@Teresa2021x

Unfortunately, you can't report both rental income and royalty income under the same property on Schedule E. The information must be entered separately, Royalty first, then Rental.

If you are experiencing SmartCheck messages, your best option is to delete the properties (rental and royalty) from Your Rental and Royalties Summary page, then enter again.

But before you attempt to re-enter the information, please check to be sure all forms relating to this address (rental or royalty) have been removed from your return. Depending on which version of TurboTax you are using, follow the instructions here: 

• How do I view and delete forms in TurboTax Online?
• How do I delete a tax form in the TurboTax CD/Download software?

You are specifically looking for a form named "Schedule E, p1" and you may have more than one copy. If you see any of these related forms, delete them as well:  "Schedule Wks", "Form 4562", "Asset Wks", "Depr Report", "New Rental Wks." These forms usually appear under the main Schedule E and may have "Schedule E Worksheet" in front of the form name.

Now, enter two separate properties (activities) under Rental Properties & Royalties.

1. Go to your list of Rental/Royalty Properties (or Start a new list).
2. Add a new Rental Property for the Royalty income first. Be sure you checked the box for "Royalty" in the Property Profile section. Continue through the interview to enter your royalty income and any expenses.
3. After you've completed this review, add the Rental Property. You can keep the same address, but enter a different property description and be sure to mark this as "Rental". Continue through the interview to enter your rental information.

When you complete these entries and return to the Rental Property Summary page, try running SmartCheck again (under Federal Review).