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Nils-Erik Frantzell
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Time preparing soon-to-be rental property counts as personal use?

Nils-Erik Frantzell
  • Seattle, WA
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I purchased a new home for use as a new primary residence in January 2016. I moved out of the old primary residence on the 13th and converted it to a rental property by signing tenants 8 days later. I spent these 8 days preparing the house for rent (e.g. installing new carpet, cleaning) and finding the tenants.

From what I understand, I cannot deduct expenses for the property incurred during personal use. Would anyone happen to know if these 8 days count as personal use?

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