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Rob White
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Depreciation

Rob White
  • Makawao, HI
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I always thought of depreciation as 27.5 years following the date the building was constructed. I was in discussion with a friend and we couldn’t definitively say if it was 27.5 years from construction or if it resets when you buy a property.

For example: I purchase a residential rental property which was built in 1965. Can i depreciate it for the next 27.5 years, or can I NOT because its more than 27.5 years old and the depreciable time has past?

Thanks for your help, Rob

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Rob White
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Awesome! Thanks for your quick response Joel!

- Rob

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