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Zac Newell
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Depreciation of Primary Residence converted to a Rental

Zac Newell
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  • Hove, United Kingdom
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I bought a house in 2009 for 170k as my primary residence.  In 2015 I converted that house to a rental.  When it was converted to a rental the property was worth ~250k.

For depreciation can I use the 250k value when the property was converted to a rental or do I need to use the 170k purchase price?

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    Frank Chin
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    You would use 170K, and you'll have to allocate the land value. Land you can not depreciate.

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