I think if it was just a matter of taking numbers and putting them on the form, you'd be fine. But in a real estate partnership, there are other considerations:
Do you have basis to keep taking losses? Are the loans guaranteed or non-recourse?
Are the costs you incurred this year expenses or capital improvements?
Can you do a partial writeoff for the roof you replaced? What about the HVAC components? Etc...
Are you eligible for the Section 199A deduction (see
@SeattleCPA 's posts for more info)
Did you pull a partnership agreement off the internet that mentions 704(b), and do you understand what that actually means in terms of special allocations and minimum gain?
The actual form itself is often the easy part, but you need to make sure you've done the legwork to put the correct numbers in the correct place.
Your taxes may not be this complicated, but I think it's important for anyone considering a DIY business return to understand that there is more that goes into it than just putting income and expenses on a form (note, I may be biased, I am a CPA, but I've seen some bad returns, even from other CPAs!).