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Can I write off all of my renovations if the property is transferred to an LLC?
Hey everyone!
So here's my situation.. My father transferred ownership of our family home to me. The house has 3 units and is currently being used as a rental, with me occupying 1 of the 3 units. The house is free and clear, with no mortgage.
Since my plan is to build a portfolio of long-term rentals, I made the decision to transfer the ownership of this property from being owned by me, personally, to my new LLC.
The property needs a lot of updating both interior and exterior. For interior, we need new kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint, appliances, etc. For exterior, I would like to get new siding put on, add additional electric meter/voltage to the house, new walkways, etc.
Since the property is now owned and being operated as a business, does that mean that I can write off 100% of the renovation expenses? Or would I be able to depreciate them in the same way over a longer period of time?
Thanks!