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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Rental / Flip / Rental
I am buying a house. My plan is to hold it about 2 years and during that time it will start as a rental (appr 6 months), then I will completely rehab it (appr 9-12 months), and then will either sell it or rent it again depending on the market.
I assume I would start handling it like a rental, expensing and depreciating as a rental. But then what do I do when I take it off the rental market in order to start rennovations? Would I stop depreciating and stop deducting carrying costs for that time (interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance), and instead add those to my basis? Then start treating as a rental again once it's re-rented?
Thanks!
Cindi