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Updated 5 months ago, 07/29/2024

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Daria B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
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Sold SFR w/depreciable asset - only 6 of 27 yrs in....

Daria B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
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Hi,

I recently ( yesterday :-} ) sold my rental unit (doing a 1031x). 

I owned the unit for many years and the units depreciation itself was already nearing the end of the depreciation. However, the flooring was just into the beginning stages of depreciation.

In 2019 I did some rehabbing and replaced all flooring with waterproof LVP throughout having paid about $3586 for materials and installation. I'm only into year 6 of the depreciations.

Have I just lost the remaining deprecation years for the flooring? 

Or can I take what would be remaining and expense it?

What, if any, does that have to do with the replacement property considering it will beginning it's own depreciation cycle? (I'm thinking it has nothing to do with the replacement property.)

Attached is a snippet of the flooring depreciation totals from my tax return. I'm only $602 into the $3586 of cost.

Cheers and thanks in advance!

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