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Carlos Perez
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  • Miami, FL
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$0 Land Value possible? What depreciation can I use?

Carlos Perez
  • Software Engineer
  • Miami, FL
Posted

Hi, my first BP question here.

Im looking at a property in the property appraiser website of my county and its showing this property as having $0 land value. The property is a 2nd floor apartment and is part of a condo association.

Main question: Am I allowed to depreciate the full 100% cost of the purchase price given that land assessment is $0? Who pays land taxes in that case?

Second question: The condo association has common area structures such as pool, gym, party room. Am I allowed to depreciate a percentage of those? I would be paying for the "Repair" of those structures through HOA reserves.

Thank you for everything.

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